See what Instagram sees inside your photo.
Every file carries a hidden record of the apps that touched it. We show you that record, then remove the parts that trigger "AI info" labels — without touching a single pixel.
Not "cleaned". Here's exactly what changed.
Every photo gets a segment-by-segment receipt. You see each block in the file, what it says, and whether it stayed or went.
| OFFSET | MARKER | SEGMENT | SIZE | WHAT IT SAYS | RESULT |
|---|
Same pixels. No label.
Illustrative examples of a routine edit that can trigger the label. Left: how a labeled post looks. Right: the same file after cleaning. The image itself never changes.
You didn't make an AI image. Your editor wrote that you did.
REMOVES
- C2PA / JUMBF content credentials
- XMP, including DigitalSourceType
- EXIF camera, GPS and timestamps
- IPTC and Photoshop records
- PNG text chunks and AI prompts
- HDR gain maps and data after the image
KEEPS
- Image data, byte for byte
- ICC colour profile
- Orientation, so photos stay upright
- Your original file, untouched
NEVER DOES
- Change pixels or remove watermarks
- Remove SynthID or other pixel-level signals
- Get past a platform's visual checks
- Write fake camera data
Pay once. Or don't.
- Unlimited batch size
- Drop whole folders, download as ZIP
- Still 100% on your device
Will the AI label definitely go away?
Only if metadata was the cause — and the scan shows you whether it was. Platforms can use other signals and change their methods without notice.
How do I know my photo isn't uploaded?
Load the page, turn off Wi-Fi, and clean a photo. It still works, because everything happens in your browser.
Can I fix a post that's already live?
No. The label is applied at upload. Delete the post, clean the original file, and post it again.
Does it work with HEIC or video?
Not yet. Export HEIC photos as JPEG first. Video is not supported.