AI LabelOff

FREE AI LABEL REMOVER · PHOTOS & VIDEOS

Remove C2PA.
Preserve playback.

Find and erase recognised C2PA Content Credentials boxes in supported video containers. Your original stays untouched.

Same picture.
Same sound.
Still yours.

YOUR CLEANING ROOMLOCAL PROCESSING
1. Choose2. Clean3. Download

Enable JavaScript to inspect and clean a video locally.

Your files never leave your device.NO ACCOUNT. NO COST. NO CATCH.
02 / KEEP IT SIMPLE

In. Clean. Out.

1

Choose your file

A photo or video, straight from your device.

2

Give it a clean

We remove supported AI metadata.

3

Save & share

Download your copy. Keep creating.

03 / GOOD TO KNOW

Before you go.

Is it really free?

Yes. No account, no payment and no daily limit.

Will the quality change?

No. Photos are not re-compressed and videos are not re-encoded. We check the cleaned copy before you download.

Will this remove TikTok’s AI label?

This tool cleans supported AI metadata from your file. TikTok decides which labels to show, so a label-free upload is not guaranteed. It cannot change an existing post.

More about Remove C2PA From Video

C2PA is a standard for recording the origin and history of digital content. Content Credentials may describe a camera capture, an edit, or AI generation. Their presence alone does not establish that a video is AI-generated.

What happens when you remove credentials?

The cleaned copy loses the supported embedded provenance record. Keep the original if authenticity, attribution or a verifiable chain of edits matters. This tool detects recognised storage boxes; it does not validate signatures or decide whether a claim is trustworthy.

What is supported?

This version recognises the C2PA UUID used by the specification for BMFF containers. It replaces that box with empty free space. Standard, self-contained MP4 and MOV videos are supported; fragmented videos are rejected rather than modified.

Can a platform still recognise AI content?

Yes. Removing an embedded manifest does not remove visual or audio watermarks, external credentials, other metadata structures or a platform’s independent detection signals.

Technical reference: C2PA Content Credentials specification.