Strip C2PA content credentials, XMP AI generation tags, and tool fingerprints from Midjourney, DALL-E, Stable Diffusion, and Adobe Firefly images.
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C2PA (Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity) is a technical standard backed by Adobe, Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI. It embeds cryptographic 'content credentials' into AI-generated images that permanently mark them as machine-made.
What's embedded
c2pa.ai_generated: true | tool: midjourney-v6.1 | signed manifest
Social platforms, search engines, and stock sites are beginning to detect and flag C2PA-tagged content automatically.
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Deep metadata scanning for every field
AI image generators including Midjourney, DALL-E, Stable Diffusion, and Adobe Firefly now embed metadata that identifies images as AI-generated. This includes C2PA content credentials, XMP AI tags, IPTC digital source type markers, and tool-specific generation parameters.
As platforms increasingly detect and label AI content, this metadata has real consequences. Google is testing AI image labels in search results. Meta displays 'AI Generated' tags on Instagram and Facebook. Stock photo platforms reject AI-tagged submissions. Some job boards and academic institutions check for AI generation markers.
MetaStrip removes all metadata-based AI identification tags from your images. This includes C2PA manifests, XMP AI markers, IPTC DigitalSourceType fields, and embedded generation parameters. Processing happens entirely in your browser — no upload required.
Important note: MetaStrip removes metadata tags, not steganographic watermarks. Some AI tools embed invisible pixel-level watermarks (like Google's SynthID) that survive metadata removal. For most use cases, metadata removal is sufficient, as the majority of automated detection systems rely on metadata rather than pixel analysis.
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