xAI · Grok Imagine 1.5

Remove Metadata from Grok Imagine Images

xAI marks Grok Imagine images and videos with a visible Grok watermark that users cannot switch off. It does not document C2PA credentials, IPTC labels or an invisible watermark. BlankAI shows what metadata a Grok file actually carries and removes it. It does not remove the visible watermark, and xAI's usage policy forbids removing provenance signals.

Runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded. Updated November 12, 2026

Check a Grok image

Drop a Grok Imagine download to see what metadata it really contains.

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JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC · Up to 20 images · Nothing is uploaded

EXIFGPSXMPIPTCC2PAPNG text

What xAI documents for Grok Imagine

Layer	Present	Details	BlankAI
C2PA Content Credentials	Not documented	Not documented by xAI. Claims otherwise come mostly from third-party sites.	Removed if present
EXIF / XMP / IPTC label	Not documented	Not documented. Drop a file into the tool to see what yours contains.	Removed if present
Invisible watermark	Not documented	Not documented by xAI.	Not documented
Visible watermark	Yes	A Grok watermark on generated images and videos. It cannot be turned off.	Not removed

What xAI says about marking

xAI's FAQ says generated images and videos carry a visible Grok watermark, and its usage policy treats removing provenance signals as a violation. Grok Imagine 1.5 went into wide release on 17 June 2026 with image-to-video generation, and the same marking applies.

An undocumented feature is not evidence that it is absent. Check the actual downloaded file for C2PA or other metadata. Platforms can also use watermarks, classifiers and user disclosures, so missing C2PA alone does not tell you whether an image will receive an AI label.

Why check a Grok file anyway

Files pick up metadata as they move: an editing app may add XMP, a phone may add EXIF when you save to the gallery. BlankAI reports exactly what is present, so you know what you are sharing.

What BlankAI removes, and what it does not

The same rules apply to every file, whatever made it. BlankAI cleans the metadata that travels with a file. It cannot reach anything that is part of the image itself.

Layer	Where it lives	What it holds	BlankAI
EXIF and GPS	File metadata	Camera or phone model, serial numbers, capture time and location coordinates.	Removed
XMP and IPTC	File metadata	Creator tool, edit history, captions, credits and the IPTC Digital Source Type AI label.	Removed
C2PA Content Credentials	Signed manifest inside the file	Who or what created the file and how it was edited, signed by the issuing app.	Removed
PNG text chunks	File metadata	Stable Diffusion prompts, seeds and model names, ComfyUI workflows.	Removed
Invisible watermarks	The pixels	SynthID (Google and OpenAI images), Meta's Content Seal, TikTok and ByteDance watermarks.	Not removed
Visible watermarks	The pixels	Logos, sparkle icons and corner badges drawn onto the image.	Not removed
AI classifiers	The platform	Models that judge an image by how it looks. File metadata plays no part.	Not affected

Questions

Does Grok add C2PA Content Credentials?

xAI does not document it. Scan a file with BlankAI to see whether yours has a manifest.

Can BlankAI remove the Grok watermark?

No. The visible watermark is part of the image. BlankAI only removes file metadata.

Is it allowed to remove Grok's watermark?

xAI's usage policy says removing provenance signals violates its terms.