Image Studio
Drop in an image, especially one you made with ChatGPT, Gemini or Firefly, and see what is hiding inside it: Content Credentials (the "made with AI" signature), camera and location data, author and software fields. Then clean it, fix the details, crop it to size, convert it and rename it. Nothing is uploaded, all of it happens in this browser tab.
What you are looking at
Content Credentials (C2PA)
A signed record of who made the file and how. ChatGPT, Gemini, Adobe Firefly and Photoshop, Google Pixel and the newer Leica and Sony cameras add it. LinkedIn keeps it and shows a small CR icon on the post. Some platforms and search engines use it to label AI content, and that label can limit how far a post travels. Removing it deletes that metadata block, the picture itself does not change. Invisible watermarks such as Google's SynthID live inside the pixels and stay.
EXIF, IPTC and XMP
Camera settings, the exact GPS location, dates, your name and copyright, the software used, sometimes an edit history and a small thumbnail of the original. Phones write most of this. AI generators write very little, usually just a software name. LinkedIn, Instagram and X strip it on upload, but a file you email, share in a chat or put on your own site keeps every field.
How the cleaning works
Clean & Edit copies the file byte for byte and leaves out the blocks you tick, so the image quality is exactly the same. Crop & Convert re-encodes the picture, which drops every metadata block by itself, and can add your own EXIF details back in. Both re-read their own output and tell you what is left.