Can cleaning a file remove an AI label?
It can remove supported hidden editing information before a new upload. It cannot guarantee a label-free post: each platform uses its own signals and disclosures. Keep your original and check the result after uploading the cleaned copy.
How do Instagram, TikTok and YouTube differ?
Try the Instagram photo workflow for a new upload. TikTok’s existing automatic labels cannot be removed by cleaning the file. YouTube’s AI disclosure controls are managed separately in Studio. There is also guidance for Facebook and Threads.
Will it change a post that is already online?
No. Transfa saves a new local file; it cannot edit your social accounts or change a published post’s label.
Does it work with ChatGPT, Gemini and other AI editors?
It works on supported JPEG, PNG and WebP exports, regardless of the model that created them. See the editor and file compatibility list for the exact scope.
Are my photos or videos uploaded anywhere?
No. Media processing stays in your browser. Site analytics run by default, but receive no files, filenames or photo tags. Read Privacy & analytics for details and controls.
Does it reduce photo or video quality?
Supported image data, video and audio are preserved without re-encoding. Needed orientation information and supported color profiles stay. The tool shows file properties with your cleaned copy.
Which file types can I use?
JPEG, PNG and WebP photos, individually or in batches of up to 20. Standard MP4 and MOV clips use the separate video beta. HEIC, AVIF and RAW need an export to a supported type first. See formats and size limits.
Does it remove invisible AI watermarks?
No. Watermarks embedded in the image or video stay, as do visible marks. Transfa cleans supported file information, not the picture itself.
Read the sources: Meta’s labeling guidance ↗ OpenAI’s provenance guidance ↗