AI images for stock libraries — pass contributor review on Adobe Stock and Shutterstock.

Stock libraries sit at the strict end of the spectrum because their entire value proposition is provenance — buyers pay for images they can use with confidence. Adobe Stock, Shutterstock, and Getty all require AI content to be declared, and contributor review runs both a classifier and a metadata check before anything goes live.

Because review is human-assisted and unforgiving, use the Strict profile here rather than Social. SynthGuard's PRNU injection, FFT disruption, and multi-scale texture perturbation rebuild the camera-authenticity signals reviewers' tools score, while the EXIF generator writes a complete, internally consistent capture record.

Resolution matters for stock — submit at the high resolution libraries expect, and humanize at full size so the injected sensor noise and texture variance scale correctly across the image.

Provenance metadata is checked explicitly. Strip the C2PA manifest, disrupt any SynthID watermark, and write plausible camera EXIF so the file doesn't read as generator output or as suspiciously stripped.

Everything runs in your browser, so your submissions never pass through a third-party humanization server that could log them. Verify on /detector before submitting.