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AI created a photorealistic person — for example AI models, virtual performers, or AI ad characters used in listings, A+, or related ads.
Creator Tools · Media metadata
Free Amazon AI Media Label Tool
Batch detect and write Amazon-required AI labels (contains-synthetic-performer) for images and videos that include AI people.
Free foreverRuns locallyImages & videoBatch processingQuality unchanged
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Images and videos are labeled locally and never uploaded
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Detection runs automatically; write missing labels in one click when needed
Drop images, videos, or folders
JPG · PNG · MP4 · MOV · M4V · Batch
0 assets
Which media need an AI label?
Amazon requires AI labels on some product content that includes photorealistic AI-generated people. Always follow Amazon’s latest official policy.
Usually not needed
Real photography, product renders, non-person AI backgrounds, and obvious animation or game characters.
Technical details and supported formats
How CutGo adds the AI label: It adds contains-synthetic-performer to XMP dc:subject in images or videos while preserving existing XMP metadata. It does not detect whether media was AI-generated.
Supports JPG, PNG, MP4, MOV, and M4V. No image recompression and no video re-encoding — quality stays the same; file size may grow slightly after metadata is written. Downloaded names include _AI标识.
Is it free?
Completely free: Single-file and batch / folder processing are unlimited — no purchase or license code required.
Local processing: Media stays in your browser for detect and write; nothing is uploaded. No re-encoding; quality unchanged.
Free local batch Amazon AI labels
Amazon requires an AI metadata label (contains-synthetic-performer) on some product images and videos that include photorealistic AI-generated people. CutGo’s free Amazon AI Media Label Tool detects and writes that label in your browser: JPG, PNG, MP4, MOV, and M4V; single files or folders; no upload and no re-encoding. Useful for listings and A+ content with AI models or virtual performers. The tool does not decide whether media was AI-generated — it only reads and writes the required metadata tag.