SynthID removal needs separate verification.

Current availability

There is no public SynthID processing action on this site. Our available tools clean supported metadata or repair a selected visible mark. Neither result is evidence that an invisible watermark has been removed.

Whole-image reconstruction is being evaluated separately. It is not included in current paid credits, and we are not presenting an unverified regeneration result as successful SynthID removal.

Why metadata cleanup is different

Google describes SynthID as an invisible watermark embedded directly in generated media and designed to survive common modifications. Deleting an EXIF field, a text chunk or embedded Content Credentials does not remove that pixel-level signal.

Our metadata checker inspects file containers. An empty metadata report says nothing about SynthID detection, and removing a visible corner badge is a separate image edit.

What reconstruction would change

Image reconstruction generates new pixels from an existing image. It can alter faces, lettering, textures and small objects, even when the composition looks similar. It cannot retain the metadata cleaner’s promise of unchanged encoded image data.

A useful evaluation needs the exact source and output files, visual comparison and a suitable provider verification result. A successful processing request alone is not proof of watermark removal.

Verify with the relevant provider

Google documents verification through Gemini. Check its current supported content and account requirements, and keep the original file when comparing results.

A detector result describes what that verifier found in that file. It does not establish human authorship or guarantee that a social platform will remove an AI label.

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