Does this remove invisible watermarks or SynthID?

No. The tool removes metadata containers such as C2PA manifests. It does not remove pixel-level watermarks, perceptual matches, or classifier-based detection.

Are my files uploaded to a server?

No. Processing happens in your browser and files do not leave your device.

Remove Content Credentials From Images

Drop images here, or

PNG · JPEG · WEBP · HEIC · AVIF · MP4 · MOV

Aggressive — also strip EXIF, XMP, ICC profile

What is C2PA, and why strip it?

C2PA / Content Credentials is a cryptographically signed manifest embedded in image files by AI generators — OpenAI's GPT-Image / DALL·E, Adobe Firefly, Google Imagen, Meta AI, Midjourney v6+, and others. Platforms like Instagram, LinkedIn, and TikTok read this manifest on upload to display a "Made with AI" label automatically.

The manifest lives in metadata containers — not in the pixel data — so it can be removed losslessly. This tool walks the file structure and rebuilds it without the provenance chunks. Image bytes are bit-identical before and after.

What this does NOT remove: invisible pixel watermarks (Google SynthID, Meta's Stable Signature), perceptual hash matches, or visual classifiers — those operate on the pixels, not the metadata.

Stripping provenance from your own AI-generated content is generally fine. Stripping it from someone else's content to misrepresent its origin can violate platform Terms of Service and the EU AI Act (Article 50).

How It Works

What are Content Credentials and C2PA metadata?

Content Credentials are provenance records embedded in supported files to describe how they were created or edited. In many AI-generated images, that record is stored as a C2PA manifest inside metadata containers rather than in the image pixels themselves.

What this tool removes

This remover strips supported provenance metadata containers and related references without re-encoding the visual content.

C2PA and Content Credentials manifests
Supported AI provenance metadata in PNG, JPEG, WebP, HEIC, AVIF, MP4, and MOV
Optional aggressive cleanup for EXIF, XMP, and ICC profile data

What this tool does not remove

Some AI detection methods do not rely on metadata, so they are outside the scope of a lossless metadata cleaner.

Invisible pixel watermarks such as SynthID or Stable Signature
Perceptual hash matches
Classifier-based detection using the pixels themselves

Why it is lossless

The remover walks the file structure and rebuilds it without the selected metadata chunks, boxes, or segments.

Pixel data stays intact
No recompression step
No server-side processing

Compatibility

Supported file types for removing AI metadata

This browser tool is designed for the formats where C2PA, XMP, JUMBF, and related provenance metadata are commonly embedded by AI image and video generators.

PNG JPEG WebP HEIC AVIF MP4 MOV

FAQ

Common questions about removing Content Credentials

Does this remove AI metadata without lowering image quality?

Yes. The tool removes supported metadata containers without re-encoding the image pixels, so the visual output stays the same.

Will my files be uploaded anywhere?

No. Processing happens locally in your browser. The files never leave your device during the cleanup process.

Can this remove the “Made with AI” label on supported platforms?

It removes supported provenance metadata that many platforms use to display AI-origin labels. Platform behavior can still vary by upload flow and by any additional detection methods they use.

Does it work for ChatGPT, DALL·E, Midjourney, Firefly, and similar tools?

It is designed to remove supported provenance metadata commonly embedded by major AI image generators and editors, including files that contain C2PA manifests or related references.