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Bing Image Creator Metadata

Microsoft signs every Image Creator picture with Content Credentials and adds a small visible mark. See what yours declares — the checker reads it and changes nothing.

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C2PA
Content Credentials on Image Creator pictures
Visible
A small mark in the bottom-left corner
Read-only
This checker changes nothing in the file
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How it works

  1. 1

    Load the Image Creator picture

    From Bing, Designer or Copilot; read in your browser.

  2. 2

    See the credential

    The C2PA manifest and what it declares are shown.

  3. 3

    Post with disclosure

    Platforms that read credentials will label it as AI.

What Microsoft puts in the image

Since 2023 Microsoft has added C2PA Content Credentials to images from Bing Image Creator: a signed record that the picture was AI-generated, with the date and time it was created. Each image also carries a small visible mark in its bottom-left corner.

Image Creator also runs inside Microsoft Designer and Copilot, and the same provenance approach applies across Microsoft's image tools. Image Creator has offered more than one image model; the credential is Microsoft's whichever made the picture.

Microsoft's terms

The Image Creator terms prohibit removing or altering Content Credentials or other provenance methods, marks or signals that show a creation was generated by the service, and attempting to mislead others about whether it was.

So this page reads Image Creator files and does not change them. If you post one, expect platforms that read credentials — Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn — to label it as AI.

Check before you post

Load the image above to see the credential and what it declares. If the file has already lost its credential — through a screenshot or an app that re-saves images — the checker will show that too, but the terms still describe the image's origin, and so should you.

What this tool does

  • Shows what Microsoft's credential declares before you post
  • Covers Bing, Designer and Copilot images alike
  • Read-only: nothing in the file is changed

What it does not do

  • Does not remove credentials or the visible mark — Microsoft's terms forbid it
  • Cannot change how a platform labels the image
  • Cannot tell which Image Creator model made a picture

Bing Image Creator Metadata

Microsoft signs every Image Creator picture with Content Credentials and adds a small visible mark. See what yours declares — the checker reads it and changes nothing.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Bing Image Creator add metadata?

Yes. Microsoft adds C2PA Content Credentials to Image Creator pictures, recording that they were AI-generated and when, plus a small visible mark in the corner.

Can I remove Content Credentials from Bing images?

The Image Creator terms prohibit removing or altering Content Credentials or other provenance marks. This page reads them and does not remove them.

Do Microsoft Designer and Copilot images carry credentials too?

Image Creator runs inside Designer and Copilot, and Microsoft applies the same provenance approach across its image tools. Load a file to confirm what yours carries.

Will Instagram label a Bing Image Creator picture?

Expect it to. Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn read Content Credentials on upload, and Microsoft's credential declares the image AI-generated.

Why does my Bing image have no credential?

Screenshots and apps that re-save images discard metadata. The image's origin is unchanged, and Microsoft's terms still apply to it.

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