Free Online AI Label Remover
Remove embedded AI tags, C2PA, and image metadata from your photos. Free, private, and processed in your browser — no sign-up needed.
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JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF · Up to 30 images · Up to 20 MB eachSpot the AI info in your image
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How to Remove AI Labels from Your Photos — 3 Steps
A fresh copy for your next upload, in just a few clicks.
Upload
Choose your final exported photos or drag them into the tool. “Upload” opens the files locally: your images stay on your device.
Strip C2PA/XMP
Select Remove metadata to remove embedded provenance and editing records, along with EXIF, IPTC, and PNG text where present.
Download & post
Save individual images or a ZIP, then select those copies for your next post. Keep your originals and add any required AI disclosure.
What Is an "AI Label" — and Why Do Platforms Show AI Info?
AI Info vs “Made with AI”
An AI label is a platform notice about how content was made or edited. Meta replaced “Made with AI” with “AI info” after feedback that the earlier wording could suggest a whole image was generated, even when AI made only a small edit.
Why platforms add labels
Platforms use labels to give viewers context. Embedded provenance records and creator disclosures can inform them; some services also analyze the image itself. A file’s metadata and a platform’s visible label are separate things.
Read Meta’s explanation of AI info labels. Cleaning a file cannot edit a label on an existing post.
What We Strip: EXIF, XMP, C2PA, IPTC & PNG Text Chunks
Hidden records can travel with a photo long after you finish editing it.
EXIF
Camera settings, capture dates, GPS coordinates, and orientation can live in EXIF. The cleaner removes these records. When rotation is needed, it exports an upright PNG.
XMP
XMP can hold editing software names, descriptions, and workflow history. We remove the container, including ordinary editing records as well as AI-related fields.
C2PA
Content Credentials carry provenance information. They can describe camera originals and edits, so their presence alone does not prove AI generation. Cleaning removes supported embedded provenance blocks.
PNG text chunks
PNG tEXt, zTXt, and iTXt chunks can store comments, prompts, or generation settings. The cleaner strips these text records from the sharing copy.
IPTC
IPTC records can include captions, creator names, keywords, and copyright details. Keep a master with this information, and remove it only when you have the right to do so.
Browser-only processing
JPG, PNG, and WebP normally keep their compressed image data. AVIF is converted to PNG; EXIF rotation also needs conversion. ICC color profiles are kept by default.
Remove AI Labels by Platform: Instagram · TikTok · Facebook
Prepare a local image and understand the rules where you share it.
Clean photos for a new post, carousel, or Story, and learn what Instagram’s AI info label means.
Open Instagram guideTikTok
Prepare Photo Mode slides and cover images; TikTok’s automatic label on a published post cannot be removed with this tool.
Open TikTok guideClean image metadata for your next Facebook post on a phone or desktop.
Open Facebook guideWhich AI Tools Leave Labels on Your Images
What survives in the file depends on the tool, version, format, and export settings. Inspect the actual image you plan to share.
Midjourney
Midjourney documents a hidden file tag used to verify delivered images. Edits and resaving can remove it. A missing tag does not establish that an image was made without AI. Midjourney’s authenticity guide.
DALL·E / ChatGPT
OpenAI image exports can carry C2PA provenance. OpenAI also documents invisible pixel watermarks for its image tools; this metadata cleaner does not remove those watermarks. OpenAI’s provenance guide.
Adobe Firefly
Firefly attaches Content Credentials to generated assets. Inspect the final downloaded image for those records before deciding which information belongs in your sharing copy. Adobe’s Content Credentials overview.
Stable Diffusion
The model name alone does not determine metadata. Interfaces such as AUTOMATIC1111 can save prompts and generation parameters in PNG text fields. WebUI’s documented features.
ComfyUI
ComfyUI images can embed workflow data that lets you reload a workflow from the image. Preserve a master if you want to reproduce the result later. An official workflow example.
CapCut
For a CapCut cover or exported still, check the file for software names and editing records. Do not assume every export includes an AI tag. This tool processes images, not the video project or MP4.
Lightroom AI Denoise
A denoised camera photo can still be a photograph you took. Inspect its final export for software and editing records; using an AI feature does not establish that every export carries the same tag.
When the AI Label Is a False Positive
A label can be misleading about the extent of an edit. Start with the original and the export history.
AI denoising on a real photo
Compare your camera original with the denoised export in the metadata viewer. An editor’s name or an AI-assisted step does not mean the entire scene was generated.
Generative fill in one area
Filling a background or removing a distraction changes part of an image. A broad label may not describe that scope clearly, but the AI edit is real and may still need disclosure.
A CapCut cover image
Inspect the still you exported, rather than assuming a label describes the whole video. If a published label seems wrong, use the platform’s review or support process where available.
Free, Browser-Only — Your Images Never Leave Your Device
No credits, subscription, or login needed to clean your images.
Why local processing protects your privacy
Your browser reads and processes the selected files on your device. Images and their metadata are not uploaded to our servers, so cleaning a private photo does not require sending us a copy.
Download before you close the tab
Choose up to 30 images, with a 20 MB limit per image and 150 MB per batch. Save your results before closing or refreshing. A Google account is optional and is not needed for any image tool.
Who This Tool Is For
Make a sharing copy while keeping the original records where you need them.
Etsy & print-on-demand sellers
Prepare product photos and mockups in batches. Keep your source artwork, licenses, and creation records, and follow each marketplace’s disclosure requirements.
Social media managers
Check final exports for posts, Stories, and carousels before they enter a publishing workflow. Clean after the final edit so later exports do not add metadata back.
Photographers
Remove location and camera records from a public copy while keeping a full-resolution archive. Review the effect of removing attribution and retain color profiles when needed.
Privacy-conscious users
Inspect photos for embedded GPS, timestamps, and names before sharing. Remember that faces, street signs, and other clues visible in the image remain visible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this remove the AI label on Instagram?
It removes embedded AI metadata from a local photo before you upload it. It cannot remove the AI info label from an existing Instagram post or Story, and it cannot guarantee that a new upload will be unlabeled. Instagram may use other signals or creator disclosures.
Does it work on TikTok?
It cleans metadata from still images for TikTok Photo Mode, carousels, and covers. It does not process videos, change TikTok settings, or remove TikTok’s automatic AI-generated label from a published post. Required AI disclosures still apply.
Can it remove SynthID or invisible watermarks?
No. SynthID is an invisible watermark embedded in image pixels, not file metadata. Removing EXIF, XMP, or C2PA records does not remove SynthID. This tool cannot remove SynthID or other invisible pixel-level watermarks, and it does not remove visible watermarks either.
Do my images get uploaded?
No. Your images and their metadata are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to our servers. The file picker opens a local copy on your device. Download your results before closing or refreshing the page.
Is it really free?
Yes. All image tools are free, with no login, credits, subscription, or payment required. You can process up to 30 images per batch, 20 MB per image, and 150 MB in total.
How do I remove an AI label from a photo?
Choose the original image, review its embedded metadata, then select Remove metadata. Download the new file and use it for your next upload. This changes the file you selected; it does not edit a label on a post that is already online.
Will this change my image quality?
For JPG, PNG, and WebP, we remove metadata blocks without recompressing image data and keep color profiles by default. Images with EXIF rotation are normalized and exported as PNG so they stay the right way up. AVIF is converted to PNG by your browser; HDR and color appearance can change during conversion.
Can I remove AI info from an Instagram Story?
For a new Story, clean the final photo here, download it, and select that copy in Instagram. This tool cannot change an existing Story or guarantee that Instagram will not display an AI info label.
Which image formats can I use?
Use JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF images. AVIF requires browser decoding support and is exported as PNG. Video, GIF, SVG, and RAW files are not supported. Images above 50 megapixels are rejected to limit browser memory use.
Is an AI label remover the same as an AI detector?
No. This tool inspects and removes embedded file records. It does not judge image pixels, verify authorship, or certify that a photo is human-made. Missing metadata is not proof that AI was not used.
Can I use the AI tag remover on my phone?
Yes. Open the tool in a modern mobile browser, choose a photo, clean it, and save the downloaded copy from your browser’s Downloads folder or share menu. Smaller batches are useful on devices with less memory.
Watermark reference: Google DeepMind explains why SynthID remains when metadata is removed.
Is It Legal to Remove AI Labels?
It depends on your rights to the image, the information being removed, and the rules that apply to your use. Privacy cleanup does not override copyright, attribution, or AI disclosure obligations. For example, US law addresses unauthorized removal of copyright-management information under specified conditions. Review our disclaimer before use; this is general information, not legal advice.
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