How Photoshop Generative Fill marks images
When you use Generative Fill to remove a background distraction or extend a canvas, Photoshop attaches a C2PA manifest stating the image contains synthetic content.
What gets embedded in the file
C2PA assertion listing Adobe Photoshop, ingredient provenance tracking previous edits, and IPTC DigitalSourceType compositeWithTrainedAlgorithmicMedia.
Lossless cleaning method
Clean removes the C2PA store and IPTC AI assertions. If you choose 'Remove AI markers only', your camera EXIF (lens, camera model, exposure settings) is preserved.
Technical limits and policy
Intended to restore accurate representation for authentic camera photography retouched with minor generative utilities.
How to Clean Photoshop Generative Fill Images
Add your Photoshop Generative Fill file
Drag and drop your JPEG, PNG, or WebP image into Clean on your desktop or mobile browser.
Select your preset
Choose "Remove AI markers only" to drop generation manifests while keeping color profiles and EXIF.
Download clean image
Download your cleaned image with bit-identical pixel data and no embedded generator flags.
Photoshop Generative Fill Metadata FAQs
What metadata does Photoshop Generative Fill add to image files?
Photoshop Generative Fill embeds provenance records, generator tags, and parameter metadata into file headers upon creation or export.
How does Clean remove metadata from Photoshop Generative Fill images?
Clean parses the file format structure in your browser and drops unwanted metadata blocks without re-compressing image pixels.
Does cleaning Photoshop Generative Fill files degrade visual quality?
No. Clean operates at the binary level and copies compressed image bytes verbatim, ensuring 100% lossless output.