Remove the "Made with AI" label from your images
Strip the AI metadata that Facebook, Instagram, and other platforms use to tag your graphics — and get back a clean copy you can post. Your file never leaves your device.
How it works
Three steps, all on your own machine. Nothing is uploaded, stored, or logged.
Drop in your image
Drag a PNG or JPG into the box — a school flyer, a promo graphic, whatever you made.
We find the AI label
The tool scans the file's raw bytes and flags the C2PA "content credentials" chunk that platforms read.
Download the clean copy
The pixels are re-encoded into a fresh file with the label stripped. Post it like normal.
Built for the stuff you actually post
If you made something with an AI tool — and then put real work into it — the automatic label shouldn't be the first thing people see.
School & PTA events
Spirit week posters, bake-sale flyers, and fundraiser graphics for the school Facebook group and Instagram page.
🍎Teachers & staff
Classroom newsletters, event announcements, and bulletin graphics that shouldn't carry an AI warning.
📣Marketing & small business
Promo posts and social ads you designed, edited, and approved — without the "AI" tag undermining them.
🎨Creators & designers
AI-assisted artwork where you did the art direction and heavy editing — the label undersells the work.
🤝Community & nonprofits
Event flyers, volunteer drives, and announcements for local groups and organizations.
🏀Sports & clubs
Game-day graphics, team schedules, and tryout posts for teams and after-school clubs.
Works where you post
Most platforms apply the AI label by reading the C2PA metadata in the file. Remove the metadata, and the automatic tag goes away.
FAQ
How do I remove the "Made with AI" label from an image?
Drop it into the tool above. Bye Bye AI finds and removes the C2PA content-credentials metadata that platforms read, then re-encodes the pixels into a clean copy. Download it and post that instead.
Does it work for Facebook and Instagram?
Yes. Meta detects the AI label from the C2PA metadata embedded by tools like ChatGPT and DALL·E. Once that's stripped, the automatic "AI info" tag won't appear when you post the cleaned file.
Do I have to upload my image anywhere?
No. Everything runs locally in your browser. Your image is never sent to a server — there's no account, no upload, and no copy stored anywhere.
Does it lower the image quality?
No meaningful loss. PNGs are re-encoded losslessly, and JPEGs are re-encoded at high quality (92%). The picture looks the same; only the attached metadata is gone.
What's the difference between metadata and a pixel watermark?
Metadata is data attached to the file — the C2PA "content credentials" — and it's what most platforms read to apply the label. A pixel watermark is a hidden pattern inside the image pixels themselves (like Google's SynthID). This free tool removes the metadata; a future pro version will handle pixel-level watermarks.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free, with no limits and no signup. If you're using it for your own images — school flyers, marketing graphics, your own artwork — that's exactly what it's for.