Remove AI label metadata from your Instagram post file before upload. Check photos, videos, and carousel slides before you post.
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Clean image will appear hereSynth ID free, ready to postStart with the file you plan to upload, or check the label on your published post.
Before posting, inspect the final file and remove supported embedded metadata. Upload the downloaded copy after checking it.
After posting, this tool cannot change the media Instagram stores. Review any disclosure controls available in the app.
Meta uses shared technical signals and creator disclosure for AI labels. It replaced “Made with AI” with “AI Info”.
Removing a file record does not guarantee label removal. Keep any disclosure that accurately describes your content.
A source file and a published Instagram post need different steps.
Inspect the exact image or video you plan to post. A later export can contain different records.
This tool cannot access or change the uploaded copy. File cleanup applies only to another source file.
A small generative edit can leave a record in an export. Review the final file rather than judging its appearance.
Some editors attach signed records to exported files. Check whether your export includes one.
The version in your gallery may differ from your working file. Inspect the file you actually select for upload.
Check any AI disclosure you chose in the app. File cleanup does not change that setting.
Export the image or video after your final crop and retouch. Keep the original for comparison.
Choose the matching tab and select the export. Process every carousel image or video separately.
After cleanup, check the output report and preview. Select that downloaded file when you create your Instagram post.
A carousel contains separate files. Checking the first slide does not inspect the others.
Process each image or video you plan to include. Keep clear filenames so you select the correct downloads in order.
If you edit a slide again, inspect its new export. Do not assume the earlier result applies to a changed file.
File cleanup does not change how you made the content. Keep accurate disclosure and review current Instagram guidance before publishing.
Check whether you mean a published label or records in your source file. This tool handles the source file.
Before uploading, inspect and clean supported metadata. For an existing label, review the options Instagram provides.
This tool provides no Instagram setting or account switch. It cannot change a label through your account.
Review any disclosure controls in Instagram. Cleaning a local file does not change a published post.
You can keep your post while inspecting its original file. This tool does not delete posts or connect to Instagram.
It cannot remove an existing label from the stored post. A new upload is a separate publishing decision.
Choose the final photo or video, inspect its credentials, and remove supported records. Review the output before uploading.
The report confirms file cleanup, not an Instagram labeling outcome.
Inspect the exported file before assuming the cause. A file can carry editing records that its appearance does not reveal.
The tool reports available credentials. It cannot explain every reason for an Instagram label.
A screenshot creates another file, but it does not update an existing post. It can also change resolution or framing.
Inspect the final file instead of assuming a screenshot has no relevant records.
No. This page covers metadata in files you upload. It does not change recommendations, hide posts, or remove Meta AI.
Yes, process supported files one at a time. Inspect every slide and choose the matching downloads when you build the carousel.
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.
Start with your final photo, video, or carousel slide. Inspect it before choosing the file you upload.