Remove Leonardo AI generation metadata
Leonardo AI writes generation signatures into the XMP block, including model and preset information. It is less exhaustive than Stable Diffusion but enough to identify the image as generated and to show how it was made.
writes to: XMP
Drop an image here
We read what is inside it first, then show you every field before anything is removed.
JPEG · PNG · WebP: up to 25.0 MB · 30 files at a time
What is in the file
What Leonardo AI writes into your image
| Field | Contents |
|---|---|
| XMP creatorTool | Leonardo AI with model name |
| Generation settings | Preset, model and guidance values |
| Prompt fragments | Present on some export routes |
What it reveals
What someone with your file can learn
- That the image was generated, and by which model
- Preset and tuning choices that shape your style
- Prompt text on some export paths
Worth knowing
Leonardo AI workflow notes
- Export routes differ: downloading from the web app and via the API can embed different amounts.
- Upscaled and refined outputs usually inherit the parent generation’s metadata.
Questions
Leonardo AI metadata FAQ
›Does Leonardo AI add metadata to downloads?
Yes, typically generation signatures in the XMP block naming the model and settings. Exactly what is present varies by export route, so check your own file rather than assuming.
›Will removing it stop platforms labelling the image?
It removes the file-level signals most platforms read. If a platform is using visual classification instead, metadata removal will not change the outcome.
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