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What Google adds to Gemini images
Google uses up to three kinds of marking. Which ones you get depends on the model, the product, and when the image was made.
- SynthID: an invisible watermark in the pixels of images from Google's AI models.
- Content Credentials: C2PA metadata, which Google said in November 2025 would come to Nano Banana Pro images.
- A visible mark: which Google made optional in 2026, while keeping SynthID and Content Credentials in place.
What this tool can do
It finds and leaves behind file metadata, including Content Credentials, XMP, IPTC, EXIF, and PNG text. It can't remove SynthID or a visible mark, because both are part of the picture.
Google also lets people check images for SynthID in the Gemini app, so a cleaned Gemini image can still be identified as one.
Using Gemini images openly
Cleaning makes sense when you want a tidy file for a website, or when you'd rather not share a file's tool history. It doesn't make an image any less AI-generated. Follow the disclosure rules where you publish, and read what metadata AI tools add to compare other generators.
How to inspect a Gemini image
- Download the original from Gemini, and avoid using a screenshot.
- Scan it in the Metadata checker tab above, and look for Content Credentials or XMP data.
- To read a Content Credentials record, use Content Credentials Verify.
- To look for SynthID, ask the Gemini app about the image. This tool can't see that watermark.
Why two Gemini images can differ
Don't be surprised if two files give different results. Google's Cloud documentation lists Content Credentials support for specific image models, and older images may have been made before those records were added. Files that went through an editor, a messaging app, or a website may also have lost their records. A SynthID watermark is designed to be more durable, as it's part of the image itself, but heavy editing can weaken it.
Metadata and watermarks are separate
People often use these words as if they mean the same thing. Metadata sits alongside the picture in the file, and it can be read, copied, or lost. A watermark is woven into the image, so saving the picture in a new format doesn't simply remove it. This tool deals only with metadata. A negative SynthID result also isn't proof that an image is real, since it only recognizes marks from supported tools.
Sharing Gemini images honestly
A short note such as "Image created with Gemini" is enough for most uses. Turning off a visible mark or cleaning a file doesn't change where an image came from, and it doesn't change the rules of the place where you publish it. Realistic images of people or events call for the most care, and so does anything that could affect someone's health, money, or vote.
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A few things to know
Questions, answered.
Does every Gemini image have C2PA metadata?
Not necessarily. It depends on the model and on what has happened to the file since. The checker shows what your copy holds.
Can this remove SynthID from a Gemini image?
No. SynthID is embedded in the pixels, and this tool only removes supported file metadata.
Does it remove the visible Gemini mark?
No. A visible mark is part of the picture. Google lets users turn it off when they create an image.
Does it work on Nano Banana images?
Yes, if the file is a static JPG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC image up to 20MB and 40 megapixels.