Google Gemini and Imagen image metadata
Cleans metadata in this browser. SynthID stays in the pixels. A platform can still label the file.
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AI only leaves camera EXIF and GPS. All metadata removes them.
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Field report
Before
After
Same pixels. Cleared fields are listed here.
Google’s image stack uses two different transparency layers. Content Credentials (C2PA metadata) can ride in the file as a signed manifest. SynthID is an invisible watermark in the pixels. This page strips the first when the inspect report lists it. It does not remove SynthID.
What Google documents for file metadata
Google Cloud’s Content Credentials guide states that supported Google models automatically add signed C2PA metadata that can indicate AI generation, and points to Gemini image models such as Nano Banana and Nano Banana Pro ( Google Cloud documentation). Google’s blog on Gemini image verification adds that images from Nano Banana Pro (Gemini 3 Pro Image) in the Gemini app, Vertex AI, and Google Ads began receiving C2PA metadata embedded in the file ( Google blog). That is the class of AI metadata this tool removes when you see a C2PA chip on Inspect.
Do not assume every Gemini or Imagen export you already have includes that manifest. Rollouts are model- and surface-specific. Inspect the bytes you will publish. An empty C2PA line means this file has no embedded manifest for AI provenance mode to delete — not that Google never watermarked the picture.
SynthID is not file metadata here
DeepMind describes SynthID as a watermark embedded at generation time, designed to survive common edits ( SynthID overview). Gemini Apps Help separates SynthID from Content Credentials and notes Gemini can verify SynthID on uploads ( Gemini Apps Help). Cropping and recompression may weaken detection; they are not a removal method, and Remove AI Meta does not offer one. A clean After report can coexist with a positive SynthID result.
Workflow on this page
Download the image from Gemini (or export from Vertex / Ads). Drop the JPEG, PNG, or WebP into the tool above. Leave the mode on AI only (AI provenance). If Inspect lists C2PA or AI XMP, press Clean this file and download when the chip clears. If Inspect is empty for C2PA, you may still have SynthID or platform labeling — stripping again will not help.
The vocabulary for C2PA in general is what is AI metadata. OpenAI’s parallel case (metadata + SynthID) is ChatGPT image AI metadata. Adobe Firefly’s automatic credentials are Adobe Firefly metadata.
Remote or tampered credentials
Gemini Apps Help notes some third-party apps store Content Credentials remotely, separate from the file, and that Gemini Apps do not support remote metadata. This cleaner only rewrites bytes in the file you drop. It does not fetch cloud manifests.
Questions
Does every Google AI image have C2PA?
No. C2PA in the file is rolling out on supported models and surfaces. Inspect yours.
Will cleaning remove SynthID?
No. SynthID is a pixel watermark, not a metadata chip this tool strips. The standalone answer is can you remove SynthID from an image?
What if C2PA is missing but Gemini says “Google AI”?
SynthID verification does not require C2PA. Metadata stripping and watermark detection are different checks.
Will social platforms drop labels after a clean file?
No guarantee. They may use watermarks or classifiers beyond file metadata.
Gemini image metadata on a download
Gemini image metadata on newer exports can include C2PA. This page strips that file metadata. SynthID in the pixels stays.
Questions people ask
Does every Gemini image include C2PA metadata?
No. Google’s blog states C2PA metadata rollout for images from Nano Banana Pro (Gemini 3 Pro Image) in Gemini, Vertex AI, and Google Ads. Other Google AI images may carry SynthID without a C2PA manifest in the file you saved.
Will this tool remove SynthID from a Google AI image?
No. Google documents SynthID as an invisible watermark embedded in AI-generated content. This site removes file metadata such as C2PA JUMBF. SynthID detection in Gemini or the SynthID Detector is separate.
Can I verify Google AI metadata elsewhere?
Yes. Google Cloud documents Content Credentials for supported models. Gemini Apps Help describes verifying SynthID and Content Credentials separately. C2PA validators read embedded manifests when present.
If After is clean, will Instagram drop an AI label?
Not necessarily. Platforms can label from watermarks and classifiers. A clean metadata report does not force a badge off.