Forensic Cleaner by Two Tensors

Remove AI

Strip the AI fingerprint from images you own. Upload, validate detector risk, clean, and export.

Validate Clean Export API on Pro and Ultra

How to remove AI signals

Remove the AI fingerprint without turning your image into something else.

Forensic Cleaner makes removing AI-detector signals a repeatable workflow: upload an image, validate detector risk, choose a cleaning strength, then export a result designed to reduce detector-facing signals while preserving the original look.

01

Upload an image

Start with a PNG, JPG, or WEBP. The landing upload carries your file into the app after sign in.

02

Validate detector risk

Forensic Cleaner checks dimensions, runs safety validation, and estimates cleaning difficulty with an AI slop score.

03

Remove AI signals

Use Strong mode for more aggressive detector-signal reduction, or Quality mode on paid plans for a gentler result.

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Export the cleaned image

Download, copy, favorite, rerun, or delete cleaned outputs from your account history.

Built for image ownership

Your images should not be governed by someone else's detector.

If you own the rights to an image, you should have practical control over where it can be used. Forensic Cleaner helps reduce the detector-facing signals that can cause automated systems to score, restrict, or moderate your work without understanding its context.

Keep control of your work

Upload images you have the right to use, review validation, choose a strength, and export a cleaner result.

Reduce automated overreach

Removing brittle AI-detector signals lowers the chance that platforms judge your image by hidden fingerprints alone.

Stay private at scale

Use the web app or Pro and Ultra API access to validate, clean, download, and delete images inside your own workflow.

What removing AI signals can and cannot do

Forensic Cleaner reduces detector-facing signals; it does not guarantee invisibility, undetectability, or acceptance by any platform. The product is designed around broad signal reduction instead of chasing one named detector.

  • Use images you own or have a valid license to process.
  • Results vary by image, detector, and third-party detector updates.
  • Fraud, impersonation, non-consensual imagery, and illegal uses are prohibited.
  • For privacy details, read the Privacy Policy; for use limits, read the Safety Guidelines.

Plans and API

Start free, then scale into higher resolution and automation.

Two Tensors offers a free tier, paid subscriptions, credit packs, card checkout, and cryptocurrency payment options. Pro and Ultra plans include API access for removing AI signals in your own workflow.

FAQ

Remove AI questions.

How do I remove AI signals from an image?

Upload a PNG, JPG, or WEBP image to Forensic Cleaner, validate it, choose a cleaning strength, and export the result. The workflow is designed to reduce AI-image detector signals while keeping the output visually close to the original.

Does this fully remove AI detection from my image?

No. The more precise claim is detector-signal reduction, not a permanent removal of every detectable trace. Detector results vary by image, detector, and third-party model updates, so Forensic Cleaner does not promise invisibility or guaranteed acceptance.

Will the cleaned image still look like my original?

The model is optimized for visual similarity, so the output should stay close to the source image rather than becoming a full rewrite. More aggressive cleaning can still introduce visible artifacts on some images.

Is this only for images I own?

Yes. Forensic Cleaner is for legitimate creator, privacy, and workflow use on images you own or have a valid license to use. Fraud, impersonation, non-consensual imagery, illegal activity, and rights violations are prohibited.

Can I remove AI signals in bulk through the API?

Yes. Pro and Ultra plans include API access for upload, validation, cleaning, status polling, download, and deletion workflows.

For data handling details, read the Privacy Policy. For use restrictions, read the Safety Guidelines.