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VeriMedia embeds the ai:opt-out=true signal directly into your images and PDFs, locally in your browser. The major AI crawlers read this tag and exclude your work from training datasets.
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VeriMedia writes the ai:opt-out=true tag and removes GPS, device fingerprints, and forensic metadata.
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VeriMedia embeds a standard ai:opt-out=true tag directly into your image file's XMP metadata. This signals to major AI web crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, and Common Crawl) that your work is restricted from AI model training datasets.
Yes, for crawlers that respect it. Major AI companies including OpenAI (GPTBot), Anthropic (ClaudeBot), and Common Crawl publicly commit to honouring ai:opt-out signals in image metadata. It is the metadata equivalent of robots.txt for AI training.
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Every raw JPEG from a smartphone or DSLR contains hidden GPS coordinates accurate to within a few metres, including your home address or private location. These tags are visible to anyone who downloads the image. VeriMedia removes them entirely before the file leaves your device.
With Creator Pro, you embed a WebStatement XMP tag pointing to your portfolio or licensing page. Google Images reads this tag and displays a "Licensable" badge next to your photo in search results, directly attributing the image to you.
Yes. Photos from iOS and Android are standard JPEG or HEIC files. VeriMedia processes both in-browser. HEIC files (iPhone default) are converted and shielded automatically.
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VeriMedia is a browser-based AI training opt-out tool built for photographers, illustrators, and digital creators who need to protect their work from being scraped into AI model training datasets. Every image you share online is potentially accessible to AI web crawlers. including GPTBot (OpenAI), ClaudeBot (Anthropic), and Common Crawl. unless it contains a machine-readable opt-out signal.
VeriMedia embeds the standardised ai:opt-out=true tag directly into your image file's XMP metadata segment. This is processed entirely inside your browser using the Web Cryptography API and in-memory file buffers. No bytes are transmitted to any server.
The ai:opt-out=true metadata signal is the image equivalent of a robots.txt disallow directive. Major AI companies publicly commit to excluding content marked with this signal from their training pipelines. VeriMedia writes the tag in binary XMP format for maximum crawler compatibility. the same format used by professional media licensing agencies.
In addition to AI opt-out signals, VeriMedia functions as an EXIF data remover and GPS metadata stripper. Every raw JPEG from a smartphone or camera contains hidden GPS coordinates accurate to within metres, camera make and model, lens serial number, and shooting date. VeriMedia removes these entirely before the file leaves your device.
Creator Pro users can embed IPTC copyright fields and a WebStatement XMP tag pointing to their portfolio or licensing page. Google Images reads this tag and displays a "Licensable" badge next to the image in search results, linking searchers directly to the creator's licensing terms.
Standard PDF property editors typically remove only the visible properties panel fields, leaving raw metadata streams intact. VeriMedia's PDF Forensic Cleaner physically overwrites the internal XMP and Info streams. including Author, Creator, Producer, CreationDate, and ModDate fields. making recovery impossible.