Images
The tool redraws and encodes a separate image without supported metadata. It checks that embedded credentials no longer appear.
Inspect and remove embedded C2PA metadata from images and videos. Review available credential details and verify the output before download.
Click to upload or drag and dropor click to choose · PNG · JPG · WebP (max. 50MB)
Clean image will appear hereSynth ID free, ready to postA C2PA remover clears embedded Content Credentials from a supported file. These signed records describe its creation or editing history.
A credential can come from a camera, editor, or AI tool. Its presence alone does not prove AI generation.
This tool removes the embedded copy and checks its output. Keep the original if you need the signed history later.
The report shows available fields. A missing value does not identify the file as real or AI-generated.
The signature checks out and the signer sits on a trust list.
The signature checks out, without a trust-list match.
Credential validation failed. The report alone may not establish the reason.
The record exists but the result does not fit the categories above.
The tool redraws and encodes a separate image without supported metadata. It checks that embedded credentials no longer appear.
The tool clears supported C2PA boxes within the video file. It leaves the encoded audio and video tracks unchanged.
Video picture and sound never pass through an encoder. The tracks you shot are the tracks you download.
Without embedded credentials, the report explains the result. Images still offer metadata cleanup; videos need supported C2PA boxes.
No. Clearing the embedded record does not delete credentials stored elsewhere. C2PA describes ways to reconnect media with external records.
The report applies to the file you process. It cannot confirm that no external credential or watermark exists.
Choose Image or Video and select the final file. Review any available generator, issuer, and validation details.
Process the supported file and retain your original. Image cleanup also removes supported metadata beyond C2PA.
The tool checks the output before download. Review the result and compare the copy with your original.
Clearing a credential suits privacy work, client delivery and files that picked up a record by accident. It does not replace a disclosure that your content or your client agreement requires.
Inspect a JPEG, PNG, or WebP image, then run removal. The tool creates and checks a separate image copy.
It removes supported image metadata together with embedded credentials. It does not preserve selected metadata fields.
Yes, within supported MP4, MOV, and M4V files up to 50 MB. The tool clears embedded C2PA boxes.
It does not encode the video or audio tracks again. Other video metadata stays in place.
Image cleanup keeps dimensions but encodes the image again. JPEG and WebP can lose detail.
PNG uses lossless encoding, though browser rendering can change colors or bit depth.
No. Cameras and editing tools can also create credentials. Read the available record rather than assuming its origin.
The inspection found no embedded credential it could report. This does not prove the file is original or unedited.
For images, you can still remove supported embedded metadata. Video cleanup requires supported C2PA boxes.
This image workflow removes supported metadata together. It has no option to preserve individual EXIF or GPS fields.
Keep an original copy when those records matter.
No. Embedded credentials and invisible watermarks use different mechanisms. The C2PA result does not verify SynthID removal.
It changes the file you process. It cannot edit a published post or guarantee how a platform labels another upload.
Review the records your file carries. Keep the original and create a checked copy when you choose removal.