Image check
One file — C2PA, AI signals, EXIF/GPS and sensitive-content checks in a clear report.
Every available check runs on one file. The detailed report keeps both detected facts and the limitations of each method.
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AI Image Detector
ExifGone compares several independent models instead of relying on one detector. This helps with images from social posts, product listings and unclear sources.
Limitation: detectors may be wrong after compression, resizing, screenshots or unusual editing. A signal is not proof of authorship.
Check an image for AIC2PA Checker
ExifGone looks for Content Credentials and reads available creator, action and source data.
Limitation: missing C2PA or SynthID does not mean AI was not used. Provenance can disappear during forwarding or export.
Check C2PA in a filePhoto Metadata Checker
The report shows detected EXIF, GPS, XMP and IPTC fields such as device, time, coordinates, author and editing software.
Example: a phone photo can contain home coordinates even when they are not visible in the picture.
View photo metadataIs This Image AI?
The verdict keeps provenance declarations separate from visual detector estimates. Only provenance with explicit semantics can say that an image was created or edited with AI; classifiers report only likely AI involvement.
How to read it: start with what happened, then check the evidence source and whether that source was verified.
Look for AI signalsResult explained
Visual models can be wrong after compression, resizing, screenshots or unusual editing. A file declaration is stronger than a visual estimate, but its meaning depends on signature and file-binding verification.