How to Use the AI Opt-Out Binary Burner
Inject anti-AI training markers into your PNG and TXT files that cause AI scrapers to reject them as corrupted data.
Step 1: Upload a PNG image or TXT text file.
Step 2: Choose a protection level: Soft (standard tags), Medium (header poison), or Hard (maximum disruption).
Step 3: Click "Burn Anti-AI Markers" and download the protected file.
Beyond "NoAI" Tags: Active Data Protection
Standard opt-out tags like robots.txt "noai" directives and HTML meta tags rely on the honor system — they ask AI scrapers politely to skip your content. Many ignore these requests. The Binary Burner takes a different approach: it injects data into the file's binary structure that makes the file appear corrupted or malformed to automated processing pipelines.
How It Works
For PNG files, the tool inserts custom tEXt chunks containing anti-training keywords into the file's binary structure. These chunks are valid PNG metadata but are flagged by common scraping tools as "poisoned" data. For text files, zero-width Unicode characters are interspersed at regular intervals, invisible to human readers but disruptive to text tokenization pipelines.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. PNG files display normally in all image viewers and browsers. Text files read normally in all editors. Only automated AI processing pipelines are affected.
This works best on files before they are shared. Files already indexed by AI systems may have already been used for training. Re-upload the protected version to replace the original.
No technique provides a 100% guarantee. This tool significantly increases the cost and difficulty for scrapers to process your files. Combined with legal opt-out notices, it forms a strong defense.