Remove “AI info” metadata from your images
Facebook and Instagram read hidden data inside image files to decide when to show an “AI info” label. Drop your flyers and designs here to remove that data. Same quality, free, and nothing is uploaded.
Your design app writes it into the file
When you use AI features in Canva, Adobe, ChatGPT or similar tools, the exported image can carry markers that say AI was involved. Platforms read them when you upload.
Content Credentials (C2PA)
A signed record that tools such as Adobe Firefly, Photoshop generative fill, ChatGPT and some cameras attach to the file. It says how the image was made.
IPTC “digital source type”
A small tag inside the XMP metadata. A value such as “trainedAlgorithmicMedia” tells platforms that AI created or changed the image.
Software and prompt tags
EXIF and XMP fields that name the app used, and in some AI tools the full prompt you typed.
What this tool does
- Removes C2PA, IPTC, XMP, EXIF, comments and AI prompt text
- Keeps exact quality: JPG, PNG and WebP pixels are not re-compressed
- Keeps colour profiles, so colours look the same
- Fixes rotated phone photos instead of turning them sideways
- Checks each cleaned file again and marks it “verified clean”
What it cannot do
- Remove invisible watermarks hidden in the pixels themselves (for example Google SynthID)
- Stop a platform from labelling an image through its own detection
- Change the rules of Facebook, Instagram or any other platform
Use it on your own designs. If you post realistic AI images of people or events, platform rules may still ask you to say so.
Questions
Why does Facebook show “AI info” on my flyer?
Meta reads industry-standard metadata in uploaded images, mainly C2PA Content Credentials and the IPTC digital source type. If your design tool used AI, even for a small edit or a background, it may have written these markers into the file, and Facebook or Instagram shows the “AI info” label.
Will this remove the label for sure?
It removes the metadata in the file, which is the most common reason for the label. Some AI generators also hide an invisible watermark in the pixels, and platforms can run their own detection. This tool does not remove those. Test by uploading the cleaned image.
Is my image uploaded to your server?
No. The tool runs fully in your browser. Your images are never sent to Websprobe or anyone else, and you can even use it offline after the page has loaded.
Does it reduce image quality?
No. For JPG, PNG and WebP files the tool removes only the metadata blocks and copies the image data byte for byte. Only rotated phone photos and other formats are re-drawn, at high quality.
Is it allowed to remove this metadata?
Removing metadata from your own designs is normal; many apps do it when they export or compress. Platforms still have rules: Meta asks you to disclose photorealistic video or audio that was digitally created or altered, and some ads policies require AI disclosure. Follow the rules that apply to your post.
Which file types are supported?
JPG, PNG and WebP are cleaned without re-compression. AVIF, GIF and BMP are re-drawn and saved as PNG. HEIC photos from iPhone should be exported as JPG first.
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