Remove MetaData for facebook ads.

[gonzaglopez7]

Heyy guys, what do you think about this prompt to clear meta data of videos the ads library?

script in Python that takes a video file as an input, removes its metadata, adjusts contrasts by 7-12% (each time it'll be a random number between 7-12%), updates the MDS hash, and and changes ICC video color space.

 

[Chris Grey]

Heyy guys, what do you think about this prompt to clear meta data of videos the ads library?

script in Python that takes a video file as an input, removes its metadata, adjusts contrasts by 7-12% (each time it'll be a random number between 7-12%), updates the MDS hash, and and changes ICC video color space.

Your prompt is solid and covers key actions to make a video appear more unique to avoid detection or duplication flags in ad libraries. Removing metadata, adjusting contrast randomly, changing the ICC color space, and forcing an MD5 hash change are all good steps. Just make sure the contrast change doesn’t distort the visual quality too much. Also, consider re-encoding or resizing slightly for additional uniqueness. Overall, it's a smart approach for creative reuse.

 

[InstaFarmAgency]

Heyy guys, what do you think about this prompt to clear meta data of videos the ads library?

script in Python that takes a video file as an input, removes its metadata, adjusts contrasts by 7-12% (each time it'll be a random number between 7-12%), updates the MDS hash, and and changes ICC video color space.

That's a solid approach mate. I am sure it is gonna work.

 

[Anonymous Seller]

The prompt is good for obfuscating video files. Just make these tweaks bro:

• Change "MDS" to "MD5" — it's the correct hash term.
• Make sure contrast adjustment is random (between 7–12%) every time the script runs.
• Ensure ICC color profile is actually changed, not just stripped.
• Metadata removal + slight visual change = better for avoiding detection in Ads Library.

 

[nitish16]

Interesting idea! That script could help make video files more unique for ad variations. Just be sure it’s used ethically—especially if you're working around ad platform detection.

 

[BAM AGENCY MARKETING]

This is a smart approach, removing metadata and randomly adjusting contrast, changing the ICC color space and forcing MD5 hash changes are all effective steps. Make sure that changing contrast does not affect image quality too much for it to be effective.

 

[Rex_Boy]

your sharing is very helpful i think it will be effective just doing those Scripts will make the video unique and can be more effective also deleting the image altering data can lead to the issue of avoiding detection in the Ad library

 

[Manas Marketing Agency]

Using Python to remove metadata, adjust contrast, and change video color helps create unique files that can avoid being recognized by Meta as duplicates.

 

[Alex drimar]

Sounds good! But have you tested it enough?
How does removing metadata and lightly editing the video help avoid Facebook recognizing duplicate ads and flagging them?

 

[gonzaglopez7]

Sounds good! But have you tested it enough?
How does removing metadata and lightly editing the video help avoid Facebook recognizing duplicate ads and flagging them?

IA reply…. WTF

 

[Agency HLV]

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