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AI Badge
AI Badge is a free, openly licensed badge creators can place on AI-generated images to signal transparency. Jay Sitter built the project to give people a recognizable mark when they want to disclose that an image was made with AI, without relying on hidden watermarks or platform-specific cues.
The site hosts downloadable badge files in multiple color styles, example placements on sample images, and simple usage guidance for size and placement. Everything on aibadge.org is released under a CC0 1.0 license, so anyone can use or adapt the badges without attribution requirements.
It is aimed at designers, artists, and publishers who share AI imagery and want a clear, consistent disclosure label in the corner of their work.
Downloadable AI disclosure badges in multiple color styles from aibadge.org
CC0 1.0 license lets anyone use, modify, or redistribute the badge files freely
Usage guidance recommends placing the badge in the bottom-right corner at least 50px wide
Example images show how the badge looks on photos, paintings, sketches, and cityscapes
Badge ZIP package available from the project GitHub releases page
Simple, recognizable badge for disclosing AI-generated imagery
Completely free under CC0 with no attribution requirement
Clear placement guidance and real example images on the site
English-only badge text with no built-in localization yet
Provides disclosure assets only, not automated watermarking or detection
Limited to static badge downloads rather than a hosted software platform
What is AI Badge?
AI Badge is a freely licensed visual mark you can place on AI-generated images to show viewers that the artwork was created with AI.
Is AI Badge free to use?
Yes. The badges and website content are released under a CC0 1.0 license, so you can use them without payment or attribution.
Where should I place the badge on an image?
The site recommends putting the badge in the bottom-right corner, sized to at least 5% of the image width with a 50px minimum, and offset from the edge by one quarter of the badge width.
Who created AI Badge?
AI Badge was created by Jay Sitter, a developer, designer, and writer based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
How do I download the badge files?
You can download the badge package from the GitHub releases page linked on aibadge.org, which includes the SVG badge assets.