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IPTC Metadata Detector for AI Images

Use this IPTC metadata detector to read editable image fields that can disclose creator, source, or AI use. Slop or Not compares those clues with signed credentials and visual AI traces without sharing online uploads with third-party AI providers.

  • You can testPhotos, screenshots, product images, receipts, and profile pictures up to 8 MB.
  • ResultA probability verdict, AI score, and source details when the file carries them.
  • PrivacyDeleted the moment the check finishes. We never keep your photo.

AI detection is probabilistic. Results can vary with new AI models and evasion methods. A real photo edited with AI tools can be flagged as AI.

Online checks are deleted after processing.

What it checks

Read IPTC Disclosure Fields, Then Compare C2PA Evidence

Readable IPTC fields that name source, creator, or AI disclosure

Adjacent EXIF or app metadata left by editing tools

Fallback image detection when metadata is missing or empty

Good Uses

  • Checking image metadata before publication
  • Reviewing asset libraries for AI disclosure fields
  • Comparing metadata evidence with visual detector output

Limits to Know

  • Metadata can be edited, removed, or replaced
  • IPTC fields are weaker evidence than signed C2PA credentials
  • A clean metadata panel does not prove a human made the image

FAQ

IPTC Metadata Detector Questions

Is IPTC metadata signed?

Not usually. IPTC metadata is editable image metadata used by publishing and asset tools. It is useful context, but signed C2PA credentials are stronger evidence when available.

Can metadata be faked?

Yes. IPTC metadata can be edited, removed, or replaced. Treat it as evidence, not a final ruling. Slop or Not pairs it with image detection.

Why have a separate IPTC page?

IPTC metadata is common in publishing workflows and asset libraries, where teams may add creator, source, and AI disclosure fields. C2PA is stronger when signed provenance is available.