Bypass Sightengine with SynthGuard

Sightengine is the moderation layer behind a lot of services you've used without knowing. Dating apps use it to flag stolen or AI-generated profile photos. Marketplaces use it to detect listings with AI-generated product shots. KYC providers use it to spot AI-generated ID photos. Its AI detector specifically targets the frequency signatures of Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, DALL-E, and FLUX models.

SynthGuard's image humanizer counters this with a multi-layer pipeline. The FFT disruption layer adds controlled noise in the exact frequency bands where diffusion models leave fingerprints. The texture perturbation layer adds microvariance in skin and fabric regions where GAN fingerprints typically concentrate.

Compression history is a less-known signal. Real camera photos have a characteristic compression chain: sensor → camera JPEG → upload re-compression. AI images are usually saved as PNG or single-pass JPEG, which is itself suspicious. The JPEG double-compression layer in SynthGuard simulates the full chain at appropriate quality levels.

For dating profiles specifically, also strip the EXIF GPS and use a realistic timestamp from the past few days. SynthGuard's EXIF generator handles all of this with one toggle.

Browser-only means your photos never touch a server. There's no risk of leakage from the humanizer itself — the only people who ever see your image are the ones you upload it to.