

AI detection and the “AI-generated” label, with a live preview of your settings.
From August 2026, the EU AI Act (Article 50) requires deepfakes — AI-generated or AI-manipulated images that resemble real people, places or events — to be disclosed as artificial. Many sites now label all of their AI imagery to stay on the safe side and be open with readers. Stampwise helps you find AI-generated images in your Media Library and label them clearly — and take the label off again if you change your mind.
Stampwise checks new uploads for the signals AI tools leave behind and flags them in the Media Library:
Flagged images get an “AI detected” badge, and one click on AI-generated above the Media Library shows them all. To check images you already have, select them in the list view and choose Check for AI-generated images.
Detection is a helpful signal, not proof: images that were screenshotted, re-saved or stripped of metadata can’t always be recognised, so keep labelling anything you know is AI-generated.
Add a clean, readable “AI-generated” badge to any image — one at a time or in bulk. Choose the text (any language), corner and size. Labels are drawn onto every image size, so they stay visible wherever the image is shown, and they can be removed in one click.
Stampwise is also a complete watermark plugin:
wp stampwise apply --all, remove, label, reset, statustrainedAlgorithmicMedia digital source type into labeled JPEG and PNG files, alongside the visible label{year}, {domain}, {site}, {author}, {filename}Stampwise processes images on your own server and never sends your images anywhere. Upgrades and licensing are handled by Freemius: the plugin only shares basic site data (URL, versions) if you opt in on first use or activate a license. See the Freemius privacy policy.