This paper addresses the problem of removing from a set of data (here images) a given private information, while still allowing other utilities on the processed data. This is obtained by training concurrently a GAN-like discriminator and an autoencoder. The optimization of the resulting structure involves a novel surrogate of the misclassification probability of the information to remove. Several examples are given, demonstrating that a good level of privacy can be obtained on images at the cost of the introduction of very small artifacts.