Free label maker · sized from real platform specs
A “Made with AI” label the platform can't cover up
Pick your platform and wording; the label is sized for that platform's real canvas and placed inside its safe zone — clear of the buttons, captions and progress bars that bury a disclosure in the corner. Download the badge alone, or a full-frame transparent overlay that lands in exactly the right spot.
The red wash on the preview is the area the platform's own interface covers or reserves — your label never goes there. On narrow safe zones the badge scales down to fit rather than sliding underneath the buttons.
Questions
What is a safe zone, and why does my label need to be in one?
A safe zone is the part of the frame a platform leaves free of its own interface — buttons, captions, progress bars and profile elements. A label placed outside it can be covered by the like button on TikTok or buried under a caption on Reels, which means your disclosure exists but nobody can see it. This tool positions the label inside each platform's safe zone and scales it down rather than letting it spill underneath the interface.
Where do the safe-zone numbers come from?
Where a platform publishes them, we use theirs: TikTok's own ad safe-zone template and Meta's safe-zone guidance for 9:16 placements. Where a platform publishes no numeric safe zone — YouTube and X — the margins are derived from where the player's own overlays sit, and the page says “derived” rather than presenting them as official. Every format shows its source and the date it was checked.
Does an on-screen label replace the platform's disclosure setting?
Not always. TikTok accepts in-content disclosure as one of its two disclosure methods, but YouTube requires the “AI use” attribute to be set at upload regardless of what is burned into the video, and Meta layers its own “AI info” label from file signals and self-disclosure. Use the label as the visible layer, and check the rules navigator for what each platform additionally requires.
Which download should I use — badge, overlay or preview?
The badge is just the label on transparency — drop it into your editor as an overlay layer and position it where the preview shows. The full-frame overlay is a transparent PNG at the platform's exact canvas size with the badge already in the safe position: place it over your video and it lands correctly with no measuring. The preview is the flattened mock (background included) for checking how the post will look.