Is the tag still there?
Drop in an image or a video and see immediately whether contains-synthetic-performer is still embedded. Tagging is something you do once; verifying is something worth doing before every upload — creative files usually pass through retouching software, compression tools, asset libraries and agency portals on their way to Seller Central, and some of those strip embedded metadata on export.
Drop an image or video here
JPG · PNG · MP4 · MOV · WebM — read only, never modified, never uploaded
Results appear here instantly. Files never leave your browser.
What each result means
| Result | Meaning | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Tag present | A compliance tag was read from XMP dc:subject (container tags for video) | Safe to upload |
| No tag | The file carries metadata, but none of it is a compliance tag | Add the tag if the image contains a fully AI-generated photorealistic person |
| No metadata | Nothing was read at all — typical of files that went through a compression or export step | Go back to the source file, or tag it again |
This tool tells you whether the tag is there, not whether the image needs one. That depends on what is in the frame: fully AI-generated photorealistic people need the tag; real people (even after AI retouching), cartoons and illustrations, characters from film, TV or games, and images with no people at all do not.
Need to tag a whole folder?
The workspace takes an entire folder, writes tags in bulk and exports a ZIP with a compliance report — also entirely in your browser.
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