Free clean used
1 image free in this browser · Pro $9.99 one-time unlocks unlimited cleans + batch ZIP · How to use
Cleaning…
Unlimited images and folder ZIPs. Pay once.
Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay · No subscription
Cleans metadata in your browser. SynthID and TrustMark stay in the pixels. A cleaned file does not force Instagram to drop a label.
Instagram AI info is Meta’s label on the image. It is not a line in the caption.
Meta’s labeling update says people can see whether a label came from industry-shared signals or from self-disclosure. The first is a file job when those signals are C2PA Content Credentials or IPTC metadata in the JPEG, PNG, or WebP you still have. The second is Instagram’s own control. The yes/no split is can you remove an Instagram AI label.
Meta also said that for content it detects was only modified or edited by AI tools, it would move “AI info” into the post menu, while content it detects was generated by an AI tool would keep the label people can see, and that the label would say whether the reason was industry-shared signals or self-disclosure. Where the words sit does not change which of those two reasons you are dealing with.
The earlier “Made with AI” wording is the Made with AI label. Replacing a feed post that is already up is how to remove AI info from an Instagram post. This page stays on the label and the file signal.
If you marked the image yourself, stop and use Instagram’s disclosure control. If the label cites industry-shared signals, export the JPEG, PNG, or WebP you will actually publish. A screenshot of the label is not that file. An iPhone HEIC works directly and comes back as a clean JPEG.
Inspect only. A C2PA line, Content Credentials XMP, or IPTC DigitalSourceType is metadata this tool can list. The narrower check is whether the image has C2PA credentials. Then Clean this file in AI provenance mode and download only when the After column no longer lists the tags you meant to remove.
Upload the -cleaned download. Instagram does not offer a metadata editor on a photo that is
already published, so a live label stays until that post is replaced with a new upload. The owner page for
the strip is Instagram AI Info metadata.
Meta’s February 2024 note on labeling says it identifies “AI generated” information in C2PA and IPTC, and that its own Meta AI images use IPTC metadata and invisible watermarks. A metadata cleaner removes the first kind of mark from a local still. It does not remove SynthID, TrustMark, or any other mark that lives in the pixels, and it does not stop Instagram from applying a label with its own systems.
LinkedIn’s CR icon is a different reader of a C2PA credential, including credentials that do not assert AI. That icon is LinkedIn Content Credentials.
Meta said it updated the “Made with AI” wording to “AI info” on July 1, 2024, because labels on minor AI edits were not matching people’s expectations. The file-level prep is the same family of badge. The older wording has its own page.
Use Instagram’s disclosure control if it is still offered. Stripping EXIF or C2PA does not withdraw a disclosure you submitted in the app.
No. Meta has also described invisible markers, including watermarks, on its own AI images, and a platform can label from signals this tool does not edit. A clean After report means the metadata this scanner lists is gone.
Page last updated: