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synthid + c2pa · removal studio

Strip the invisible tag.
Keep the file.

Every Gemini, Veo, Nano Banana and Seedance export carries two things you cannot see: a SynthID pixel signal and a signed C2PA manifest. ghostframe takes both off in one pass, and leaves the picture exactly as it looked.

browser-local for images lossless container strip 43.9 dB PSNR rewrite mp4 · png · jpg · webp
2signals removed
SynthID + C2PA
0image uploads
processing on device
1free removal
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01 — what is inside

The watermark that survives the eraser.

Removing a visible logo cleans what people see. These are the signals machines read, and they stay in the file until the bytes are rewritten.

GOOGLE · SYNTHID

An invisible signal baked into pixels.

SynthID is woven into the image data and across every video frame. Imperceptible to your eye, a clear flag to a scanner. Cropping, resizing and re-saving do not wash it out.

C2PA · CONTENT CREDENTIALS

A provenance record that follows the file.

Generators attach a signed C2PA manifest — a JUMBF block in JPEG, PNG or MP4 — that says "AI-made". It travels with the file across apps and platforms long after the visible mark is gone.

detector-report · fileuntitled.jpg
Google SynthID checkpixel watermark · detected
C2PA verifiermanifest · present
EXIF / XMPGemini · Nano Banana
After ghostframeclean · 0 signals
100%container metadata stripped
43.9 dBPSNR at standard strength
0 bytesimage data sent to a server
4formats · png jpg webp mp4
02 — how it works

Three passes. Both marks gone.

No upload for images, no queue, no account required to scan. The container is rebuilt, then the pixels are rewritten inside a tolerance you cannot see.

PASS 01

Rebuild the container

JPEG APP segments, PNG text and eXIf chunks, WebP EXIF/XMP chunks and MP4 uuid boxes are removed or replaced in place. The compressed image stream is never touched.

PASS 02

Rewrite the coefficients

Each 8×8 block is transformed, mid and high-frequency DCT coefficients are nudged by a seeded pseudo-random amount, and the block is reconstructed. The change stays under about half a code value.

PASS 03

Re-encode clean

The image is re-encoded at your chosen quality, then the container is stripped a second time so the encoder cannot reintroduce an APP segment or chunk.

03 — who it is for

You made it. You own it.

Watermarks made sense when generative media was a demo. Today you use these models for client work, campaigns and posts you own — and a hidden tag quietly throttles reach and flags the deliverable.

Client deliverables

Ship a file that reads as original, with no hidden tag tying a paid deliverable back to a model export.

Creators and publishers

Post clips and stills without a "Made with AI" label deciding distribution before anyone watches.

Your own archive

Wallpapers, boards, references, personal projects — kept without a tracker baked into the pixels.

05 — questions

Short answers.

Full FAQ
Is this guaranteed to defeat every detector?

No. C2PA and container metadata removal is deterministic — if the manifest was there, it is gone. The pixel rewrite reduces SynthID detectability and cannot promise a zero on every detector, model version and platform. Treat it as best-effort for pixel signals, certain for containers.

Do my images get uploaded?

No. Images are decoded, rewritten and encoded in your browser tab. Nothing leaves the device. Video is different: the container strip also runs locally, but the optional frame rewrite uploads the clip to this server for ffmpeg and deletes it after the response.

What does it cost?

One free removal per browser. Scans, previews and C2PA checks are always free. Ongoing removals and video are keyed — see pricing.

Will quality drop?

At standard strength the rewrite measures around 43.9 dB PSNR — below the visibility threshold. Choose PNG output and lossless source to avoid any generation loss at all.

Is this legal?

Removing metadata from content you own is ordinary file editing in most jurisdictions. Using it to misrepresent origin can violate platform terms and disclosure law. The tool does not grant that permission; you are responsible for the use.

Your file. No invisible tag.

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