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Made a tool to remove SynthIDs from images

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As you know, whenever you edit an image via Gemini or OpenAI, they plaster a SynthID to mark it as their own. Further, these SynthIDs can be unqiue, which could be used to track whoever made it. This SynthIDs are imposed on even paid users, and cannot be opted out of this. In response, I created th…

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  1. 2026-08-22 23:54 · r/artificial
    Made a tool to remove SynthIDs from images

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