Image Pixel MetaData
When you send a photo through WhatsApp, or move it from your Device to another Devices, the "born date" (the day you actually took the photo) usually disappears. Even if you take a screenshot, the original info is gone forever because the phone makes a brand new file.
I built IPMD to fix this. Instead of putting the info in a hidden "backpack" (metadata) that apps can strip away, this tool pins the info directly into the image's "DNA" (the pixels).
It survives screenshots: Since the data is in the pixels, the screenshot tool "photographs" the hidden data too.
It survives transfers: Most tools use "binary bits" that break when an image is compressed. RIPIA uses ASCII-pixel replacement, which is much tougher.
It survives cropping: The code pins the same info in 3 different spots (25%, 50%, and 75% height). Even if you crop half the photo, the info stays.
pip install git+https://github.com/777Tu/ipmd-core.gitgit clone https://github.com/777Tu/ipmd-core.git
cd ipmd-core
pip install --force-reinstall .from ipmd import RIPIA, RIPIAR
# Save image with metadata pinned inside
infos = {"_Time_": "|04/20/2026|", "_Name_": "Tuscott|"}
image = RIPIA("photo.png", infos)
image.save("photo_archived.png")
# Get the original info back anytime
extractor = RIPIAR("photo_archived.png")
print(extractor.reveal())✅ Hide Information: Successfully inject data into image pixels.
✅ Triple Anchors: Save info in 3 different spots for redundancy.
✅ Recover Data: Extract the original info back with 100% accuracy.
⛔ Crop Protection: Make the tool find data even if the image is cut or cropped.
⛔ Screenshot Sync: Improve retrieval for images with extra size added.
⛔ File Support: Optimize logic to work better across many image formats.