Invisible AI tags, removed
Your images.
No invisible tags.
AI generators hide a SynthID watermark and a C2PA record inside your files — and platforms read them to label your work “Made with AI”. ClearMark scrubs both out, in your browser, so the file is fully yours again.
Clean a file
Drop an image, or click to choose. PNG · JPG · WebP. Up to 10 at once. Files stay in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Drop images here or
or paste an image (Ctrl+V)
Before / After
Drag the slider. Both look the same — that is the point. The difference is what scanners can read.
Best-effort cleaning. Verify the result yourself at synthid.com (Google's free detector, ~10 checks/day).
What gets removed
SynthID signal
The invisible watermark Google weaves into the pixels of Gemini, Veo and Nano Banana output. It survives crops and re-saves — so we disrupt it in the frequency domain, where it lives.
C2PA record
The signed “AI-made” provenance tag attached to the file. We strip it completely, along with EXIF and other metadata.
Generator metadata
Model names, prompts and tool fingerprints hiding in the file header. Gone — the output carries no record of where it came from.
How it works
- 1 · Drop your fileAn image from ChatGPT, Gemini, Nano Banana or any generator. It loads straight into your browser.
- 2 · We find the signalThe engine reads the image in the frequency domain and locates the watermark pattern across the pixels.
- 3 · We rewrite it outTargeted adjustments break the signal apart while the picture stays pixel-identical to your eyes.
- 4 · Download cleanA fresh file with no metadata, no C2PA tag, and a disrupted watermark — ready to post.
Honest note: no remover can promise 100%. SynthID is built to be stubborn, and detectors keep changing. ClearMark is best-effort by design — and we tell you how to verify it instead of asking you to trust us.
Method credit: the spectral removal technique used here is based on reverse-SynthID by Alosh Denny, shared under its Research License for non-commercial use.