Humanize Image
SuspiciousAudited by ClawScan on May 10, 2026.
Overview
This skill is a local image-processing tool, but it is explicitly designed to bypass AI-image detection/provenance and it can strip metadata from original files in place.
Review carefully before installing. If you have a legitimate reason to test image provenance systems, use copies of files, avoid batch-running on original collections, and understand that this tool is designed to defeat AI-image detection and may violate laws, platform rules, or disclosure obligations.
Findings (3)
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Images processed with this skill may be used to mislead people or services about whether content was AI-generated, creating legal, ethical, and terms-of-service risk.
The skill is explicitly intended to make AI-generated images appear more human-made and pass AI-detection systems, which can enable misleading provenance or platform-rule evasion.
Remove AI detection patterns from AI-generated images. Transform machine-generated photos into human-camera-like photographs ... Success rate = percentage bypassing Hive/Illuminarty/AI or Not detectors.
Use only for clearly authorized research or personal testing, keep AI-content disclosures where required, and do not use it to impersonate humans or bypass platform rules.
Original image metadata, including provenance, camera, location, copyright, or audit information, can be removed irreversibly; batch processing may affect many originals.
The Python pipeline strips metadata directly from the original input file using overwrite_original, not only from the generated output.
self._run_exiftool(self.input_path) ... ["exiftool", "-all=", "-overwrite_original", str(filepath)]
Run the tool only on copies or inside a disposable folder, and update the workflow to copy the source first or require explicit confirmation before any in-place metadata stripping.
A user may need to install privileged system packages or pip packages from their environment, which adds normal supply-chain and compatibility risk.
The skill depends on external system tools and Python packages, but the registry section says there is no install spec and no required binaries; setup is manual and versions are not pinned.
"requires": ["imagemagick", "exiftool"], "optional": ["python3", "pillow", "numpy"]
Install dependencies only from trusted package managers, review versions before installing, and prefer a virtual environment for Python packages.