How to bypass AI image detector

[Dresden]

Anyone know how? I've tried removing exif, also using photoshop to make changes, resizing etc. but it is still getting caught. I need this for an ad network I'm working with, and they check all contents for AI use.

 

[flackz]

Which exact AI tool do you use to generate these images? This is an important question.

 

[Bhavapriyan]

AI img from google can be detected easily only image generated with sdxl or flux cant be deteced. platforms use synthid detecter to detect watermarks can only bee seen by llm. they claim there is no way to bypass this but for now taking screenshot works

 

[flackz]

Exactly! Everybody should stay away from AI tools by Google. SynthID is the stupidest thing invented by the G Corporation of Evil.

 

[Dresden]

AI img from google can be detected easily only image generated with sdxl or flux cant be deteced. platforms use synthid detecter to detect watermarks can only bee seen by llm. they claim there is no way to bypass this but for now taking screenshot works

Well I am using Flux and still get detections. Even with a screenshot.

 

[Alejandro Jose]

Well I am using Flux and still get detections. Even with a screenshot.

In which platform are your images getting detected?

 

[Dresden]

In which platform are your images getting detected?

Sightengine

Which exact AI tool do you use to generate these images? This is an important question.

I am using flux

 

[Alejandro Jose]

Sightengine


I am using flux

Try adding to the prompt: chromatic aberration, noise, slight blurred background, uneven lightning, amateur style, and to the negative prompt: the skin is perfect without imperfections, waxed skin, etc, that is to make the image realistic, also, what tool are you using to generate? Flux is the model

 

[Dresden]

Try adding to the prompt: chromatic aberration, noise, slight blurred background, uneven lightning, amateur style, and to the negative prompt: the skin is perfect without imperfections, waxed skin, etc, that is to make the image realistic, also, what tool are you using to generate? Flux is the model

I'll try it but why did you repeat the question at the end? lol AI generated most likely.

 

[Alejandro Jose]

I'll try it but why did you repeat the question at the end? lol AI generated most likely.

What I mean is, what tool did you use to generate the content, A1111, comfy, fooocus, etc, I didn't repeat the question, as said, flux is the model not the tool to generate the content

 

[Dresden]

What I mean is, what tool did you use to generate the content, A1111, comfy, fooocus, etc, I didn't repeat the question, as said, flux is the model not the tool to generate the content

I used comfy

 

[Nikolaos]

Anyone know how? I've tried removing exif, also using photoshop to make changes, resizing etc. but it is still getting caught. I need this for an ad network I'm working with, and they check all contents for AI use.

What are you actually using right now? I'm interested in that as well!

 

[Alejandro Jose]

What are you actually using right now? I'm interested in that as well!

I think he said comfyui with a flux, tho I don't know if it is flux dev or schnnel

 

[Dresden]

I think he said comfyui with a flux, tho I don't know if it is flux dev or schnnel

Flux dev

 

[c5bomba]

did you found any solution?

 

[Mister Ghost]

I usually use non AI images, thats how i bypass it.

 

[VerifiedAssets]

The real bypass is editing the photo in a way that introduces human-like imperfections. AI detectors look for mathematically perfect noise patterns and geometry. Take the image into Photoshop and do three things-

1. Add 1-2% grain only to the subject’s skin, not the background. AI noise is uniform.
2. Use the Smudge tool to slightly warp one small edge, like a collar or product corner. AI edges are too consistent.
3. Paint a single-pixel line of a different color along a high-contrast edge to mimic lens flaws.

Global filters don’t work. You have to make small, irregular edits that break the AI’s pattern without making the image look edited. That’s what fools most of the detectors.

 

[Deleted member 2257172]

It's extremelyyyy hard to bypass such detections nowadays, lots of models add invisible watermarks (like nano banana for example).

So good luck with that.

 

[FixMyAds]

most of em dont really care about exif, they look at texture and noise patterns and how perfect the image is. simplest way that works better is editing the pic in a way that adds small human imperfections such a tiny noise only on subject, bluror irregular edits on skin/edges etc.., not just global resize

 

[renanzz]

Try this

- Upscale image 4x (use Upscale or Photoshop)

In Photoshop:
- Add 3px of noise
- Add 3% of Gaussian noise
- Return to the default size

Let me know if it worked.