What the tool does
AI Info Remove re-encodes the pixels of the image you choose and discards embedded metadata — C2PA content credentials, EXIF, XMP and IPTC fields, GPS coordinates and device details. This is the signal Meta apps read to display the "Made with AI" information tag on edited and AI-assisted photos.
What we cannot guarantee
Platforms change how they classify images, and they may use signals beyond metadata — including image recognition of well-known generative outputs and account-level context. We therefore cannot promise that any specific post will appear without an AI label, and we are not affiliated with Meta, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, Adobe, Google, OpenAI, Midjourney or any other company named on this site. Product names are used only for description.
Intended use
The tool is meant for personal photos, retouched images and lightly AI-edited pictures that are mislabelled, and for removing location and device data before sharing publicly. It is not intended to help anyone misrepresent fully AI-generated content where disclosure is required by law or platform policy. Keep your original file; you use the tool at your own discretion.
No professional advice
Articles on our blog are general information about image metadata and platform behaviour, not legal advice. Read our terms of use for the full agreement.
This page is maintained by Web Publish Elite Hub LLC (the owner of AI Info Remove) to answer common questions about how this website works. It describes our own current practices, is not legal advice and is not an independent certification or audit. Questions or corrections: contact@wpelitehub.com.