C2PA Metadata Remover
Strip Content Credentials and “Made with AI” tags that travel inside your image file.
C2PA “Content Credentials” are a provenance manifest embedded in a file that records how an image was made — increasingly attached by AI tools and cameras. Alongside EXIF and XMP tags, they can quietly flag your image as AI-generated wherever it's read.
Unmarkr shows you exactly which provenance tags a file carries, then removes them cleanly without touching the picture.
What it removes
The embedded Content Credentials provenance removed.
“Made with AI”, generator and source-type tags stripped.
Works on PNG, JPG and WebP.
Only the metadata goes — the image stays exactly the same.
How it works
- 1
Add the file
Drop, paste or link it — scanned instantly.
- 2
See the tags
We list the C2PA / EXIF / XMP provenance found, free.
- 3
Strip & save
Remove the metadata and download the clean file.
Frequently asked
- What are Content Credentials (C2PA)?
- A cryptographically-signed record of an image's origin and edits, embedded in the file. Many AI generators attach one labelling the image as AI-made.
- Does removing metadata change the image?
- No — the pixels are untouched and stay at full resolution. Only the metadata is removed.
- Does this remove invisible watermarks too?
- Metadata removal handles C2PA/EXIF/XMP. Invisible pixel watermarks like SynthID need advanced removal — see our SynthID remover.
- Are my files kept?
- We don’t keep your images — files aren’t stored after you download. Cleaned files aren't stored.