Remove C2PA Content Credentials from images
C2PA Content Credentials are embedded provenance manifests that chain an image back to its AI origin. RAIW removes these credentials directly from the file container.
Removing provenance and credentials
C2PA (Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity) is an industry standard for embedding provenance data in media files. Content Credentials act as a digital manifest recording how an image was created–including the AI generator used (such as Adobe Firefly, ChatGPT, or Google Gemini).
RAIW focuses strictly on removing this manifest. It targets the JUMBF boxes in JPEG files and C2PA-related XMP metadata, effectively unchaining the image from its generated provenance.
What happens to the image?
Because C2PA manifests exist entirely within the file metadata container, removing them does not require altering the image itself. The pixel data remains untouched. The result is an identical-looking image that simply lacks the embedded provenance trail.
Fast & private
Since C2PA removal only involves editing file metadata:
- Fast processing: The file is processed securely via our automated backend.
- Secure: You don't need to worry about privacy because the file is deleted immediately.
- Free to use: No GPU costs means the tool is free.
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Clean invisible pixel-level markers that might accompany C2PA.
Clean all AI markers at once
Remove visual overlays and hidden pixel markers as well.
Frequently asked questions
- What are Content Credentials?
- They are machine-readable provenance manifests embedded in image files. They record how an image was created, and are often used by platforms like Adobe Firefly and ChatGPT to mark output as AI-generated.
- If I remove C2PA, is all metadata gone?
- No. Our tool specifically targets C2PA manifests and related AI provenance fields. Standard metadata like Author or Copyright is preserved.
- Will my image pixel content change?
- No. C2PA lives strictly in the file metadata container. Removing it has absolutely zero impact on the image pixels, colors, or visual quality.
- Which metadata containers are targeted?
- The tool primarily targets JUMBF boxes in JPEG files and XMP metadata fields that house the C2PA assertion and provenance data.
No signup required. Visible and metadata removal always free. GPU modes include 1 free request/day. Supports PNG, JPG, and WebP.