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TransparAI: EU AI Act Compliance, AI Disclosure & AI Image Detection
Detect AI images via C2PA and IPTC, disclose AI content and chatbots, track EU AI Act readiness with a score, self-assessment and compliance report.
TransparAI ranks #60,382 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, and was last updated Sep 18, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about TransparAI: EU AI Act Compliance, AI Disclosure & AI Image Detection
No, and no plugin can. Detection relies on metadata that generators embed. Images whose metadata was stripped (social media re-uploads, screenshots, clipboard pastes) carry no signals. Invisible pixel watermarks such as Google SynthID can only be verified by the vendor's own service; TransparAI does not pretend otherwise. Detected metadata is an indication, not cryptographic proof. That is exactly why the review queue exists.
Anything that leaves a standard marking in the file. In practice that covers ChatGPT and DALL-E, GPT-Image, Google Gemini including Nano Banana output, Adobe Firefly and Photoshop Generative Fill, Bing Image Creator, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion (AUTOMATIC1111, ComfyUI, InvokeAI, SwarmUI, Fooocus), NovelAI, Flux by Black Forest Labs, Leonardo.Ai, Ideogram, Recraft and Seedream, plus every tool that writes a C2PA manifest or the IPTC digital source type, which is the direction the whole industry is moving in. New signatures can be added with a filter, no code fork needed. TransparAI is an independent plugin and is not affiliated with any of these vendors.
It gives you the technical building blocks Article 50 asks for: a visible disclosure and a machine-readable marking. Whether and how the EU AI Act or any other law applies to your site, and whether your specific setup satisfies it, is a legal question only you (or your lawyer) can answer. See the Disclaimer section.
No. TransparAI is a technical tool, not legal advice, and using it creates no guarantee of compliance with any regulation. See the Disclaimer section.
Only when a file is labeled and the metadata option is enabled. The plugin then writes a small XMP block into the JPEG, PNG, WebP or AVIF file and its size variants. The image pixels are untouched. Files are replaced atomically and validated first. Unlabeling removes exactly the metadata this plugin wrote; foreign metadata is never touched.
Open the attachment details and click "Show file metadata". It lists every file of that attachment with its state (declaration present, missing, or a format that cannot carry one), the digital source type currently declared, the detection evidence in full, the recorded history and the raw XMP packet of the main file. Nothing is written while you look; it is a read of the files as they are on disk right now.
Not always, and that is worth checking. Image optimizers at the edge, Cloudflare Polish and Jetpack Photon among them, re-encode images while delivering them and drop every metadata block in the process. The file on your server stays perfect while visitors and search engines receive a bare image, and nothing in WordPress shows it. Enable the delivery check in the settings, then press "Check delivery" on a labeled image: the plugin fetches that image from your own public URL and tells you whether the declaration arrived. If it did not, the fix is in your CDN configuration (keep metadata, or exclude labeled images from re-encoding), not in this plugin.
Yes. Every post and page has a "This content is AI-generated" checkbox in the editor sidebar; marked content gets a short configurable note ahead of it. There is also an optional site-wide note at the end of pages that contain labeled media.
Modern cameras embed C2PA Content Credentials into real photos. A C2PA manifest alone therefore never auto-labels. It lands in the review queue unless the manifest declares an AI source. Dismiss it with one click; dismissed files are not queued again.
The visible badge covers the block editor (every image-bearing block incl. cover, media-text, galleries, inline images in text, video and audio), the classic editor, template images, text widgets, Elementor free and Pro (image, galleries, carousels, slides, image box, hotspot, flip box, call to action, posts, Theme Builder) and WPBakery Page Builder (single images, galleries, carousels, row and column backgrounds, parallax, grids). Inside the builders' own editing screens badges are deliberately not injected. For images a theme prints without an attachment ID (ACF URL or array fields) enable the option under Extras: a small script matches those images and CSS backgrounds against your labeled files. The machine-readable XMP labeling is independent of any builder and always works.
