Check your TikTok video or photo before posting. Remove supported embedded credentials and verify the copy you plan to upload.
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Clean image will appear hereSynth ID free, ready to postThis tool cannot change an AI-generated label on a published TikTok post. It processes the source file you select here.
Before upload, you can inspect and remove supported embedded credentials. TikTok controls labeling when you publish.
TikTok documents Content Credentials as one input for automatic labeling. Removing that input does not guarantee a different result.
File cleanup does not change either setting on a published post.
You switch this on when you post. TikTok requires it for realistic content that AI generated or significantly changed.
TikTok applies this from its own identification and from signals attached to the file, including Content Credentials.
The label you apply in the app when posting AI-generated or significantly edited content.
Effects made inside the app that TikTok already knows are generative.
TikTok's own systems reading the media you uploaded.
TikTok names C2PA credentials as a signal that helps it recognize AI-generated content.
Use the video or image you plan to upload. Inspect separate images individually for a photo post.
Review any embedded credentials the tool reports. Remove supported records when you need a separate copy.
Check the output and keep the original. Choose the correct file and disclosure when you publish.
A photo post can contain several exported images. Each file needs its own inspection.
Use Image for supported stills and Video for supported clips. The video result does not verify a separate thumbnail file.
If another app exports a new version after cleanup, inspect that version. The report only applies to the file you checked.
Use cleanup for files you own or can process. Keep any AI disclosure TikTok requires for the content.
This file tool cannot remove a label from a published TikTok post. Check the controls and guidance TikTok provides.
Before another upload, you can inspect your source file and clear supported embedded credentials.
No. The tool does not connect to your TikTok account. Cleaning a local file cannot edit the stored post.
No guaranteed outcome follows from metadata cleanup. TikTok documents Content Credentials as one labeling input.
The file report cannot predict or control the platform decision.
A new upload does not guarantee a different label. This tool cannot predict the result.
Keep the existing post unless you independently choose to replace it.
Yes. Process JPEG, PNG, or WebP images one at a time. Select the matching downloaded copies when preparing your post.
The C2PA video step keeps the encoded video and audio tracks unchanged. It does not compress the clip.
Image cleanup uses a separate process and can change fine detail or color.
No. A visible logo forms part of the picture. This step removes supported embedded credentials and metadata.
For an image, you can still choose Remove embedded metadata. For a video, no supported C2PA boxes means no cleanup output.
The result does not prove that your file contains no AI content or invisible watermark.
Yes, when TikTok requires it for your content. File cleanup does not replace that disclosure.
Inspect a supported image or video. Review its embedded credentials while you still control the source file.