Remove AI Info Tag
from Images & Videos
Strip embedded AI tags, C2PA content credentials, and "Made with AI" metadata that platforms read when deciding whether to label your content. The cleaner runs entirely in your browser — files never leave your device.
What we actually remove
We remove the embedded file signals that platforms inspect when adding AI labels. For photos, that means C2PA manifests in JPEG/PNG, AI-tool tags in EXIF/XMP, and PNG iTXt chunks (where Stable Diffusion stores its prompt). For videos, that means C2PA-flavored uuid boxes and AI-tool atoms inside MP4 udta/meta trees.
Be honest about what this can’t do
Meta and other platforms add their AI labels using multiple signals:
- C2PA content credentials in the file (we remove these — ✓).
- Model-disclosure metadata (Stable Diffusion params, DALL·E tags — we remove these — ✓).
- User self-disclosure on upload (you ticking the “AI generated” box — we can’t change what you tell the platform).
- Pixel-level watermarks like SynthID — these ride inside the pixels and survive a metadata strip.
- Platform-side detectors looking at visual artifacts — we can’t touch those.
So: this tool removes the file-level signals you control. It does not promise the platform’s label will never appear, because other inputs may trigger it. Test on a throwaway post before relying on the result.
When to use it
When you took a real photo and only used AI for upscaling or color-correction (and the C2PA tag wrongly flags it as AI). When you generated an image with ChatGPT/Firefly for personal use and don’t want OpenAI/Adobe’s signature in the file. When you’re reposting a reel and want the original creator’s C2PA off your version.
Frequently asked.
Why does Instagram still show a Made with AI label after I clean?+
Meta uses multiple AI-detection signals, not just C2PA. If you self-disclosed on upload, used a known AI editing tool elsewhere on the post, or the platform's own detector identified AI features in the pixels, the label can still appear. Removing the embedded file signal is one part of the story — sometimes it's enough, sometimes it isn't.
Does cleaning affect image or video quality?+
For images, PNG output is lossless. JPEG re-encodes once at high quality (~0.95), visually indistinguishable for normal use. For videos, we don't re-encode at all — we remux the container, so the audio and video streams are bit-for-bit identical to the input.
Can the platform still tell my file was edited?+
Sometimes. Perceptual hashes, pixel-statistics detectors, and platform fingerprinting can identify AI-generated content from the pixels alone. This tool removes file metadata — not pixel content.
What about the Pixel SynthID watermark in Google's images?+
SynthID is a pixel-level watermark, not metadata. Removing metadata leaves SynthID intact. There is no reliable client-side way to remove it without significantly degrading image quality.