AI Image Transparency for WordPress

Label AI-generated and AI-modified images on your site, in the official EU style. Free, and ready before the AI Act applies.

Required by EU AI Act Art. 50 Applies 2 August 2026

Compliance, Without the Homework

Disclosio marks which images on your pages were made or altered by AI, and shows visitors a clear disclosure — the way Article 50 of the EU AI Act asks you to.

ClassifyThree states per image, right in the Media Library
DiscloseA floating button listing the AI images on the page
LabelOfficial EU-style badges on the images themselves
CoverCSS background images from Elementor and page builders
TrackA dashboard telling you what's still unclassified
TranslateFive languages, with WPML and Polylang support

Classify

Mark every image as Not AI, AI Generated, or AI Modified without leaving the Media Library. Filter by state, and set dozens at once with bulk actions.

AI GENERATEDAI MODIFIEDAI GENERATED

Disclose

A discreet button appears only on pages that contain AI content. Its popup lists each image with its state — one click scrolls the visitor straight to it.

AI AI AI 2

Label

Optional badges follow the labels the European Commission published in June 2026: a round "AI" mark that expands into AI GENERATED or AI MODIFIED on hover.

AI AI AI MODIFIED

Cover Backgrounds

Hero sections and background images set in CSS by Elementor and other builders are detected through a cached REST endpoint. No blind spots on your site.

AI css background

Track

A dedicated admin screen shows how many images you have, how many are classified, and how many still need review — so compliance is a number, not a hunch.

248 TOTAL IMAGES 31 AI CONTENT 12 TO REVIEW 87% of your library is classified

Which Images Need a Label?

Article 50 targets content that could be mistaken for reality. Clearly artistic or obviously synthetic graphics generally aren't the point of the obligation.

  • LabelPhotorealistic images generated from a text prompt
  • LabelReal photos with AI-added or AI-removed elements
  • LabelRealistic depictions of people, places or events that never happened
  • ExemptObviously stylised illustrations and cartoons
  • ExemptMinor edits — cropping, colour correction, standard retouching
  • ExemptAbstract graphics no one would read as a photograph

Non-compliance with the AI Act carries penalties up to €15 million or 3% of worldwide annual turnover. Disclosio is a disclosure tool, not legal advice — for edge cases, consult a professional.

Free Means Free

You shouldn't have to pay to obey the law. Every feature needed to comply with Article 50 is in the free version, and stays there. A Pro version is coming for agencies who want automatic AI detection, retroactive scans and in-editor checks — convenience, never compliance.

Questions

Does it work with my theme or page builder?

Yes. Disclosio works at the rendering level rather than inside a specific builder, so it's compatible by design with any theme — Elementor, Gutenberg, Divi and others. CSS background images are covered too.

Is the free version really enough to comply?

Yes. Classification, the disclosure button, the labels and the site-wide mode are all free. Pro adds automation and convenience for people managing many sites.

What happens on 2 August 2026?

Article 50 of the EU AI Act becomes applicable. From that date, AI-generated and AI-manipulated content must be disclosed. Penalties reach €15 million or 3% of worldwide annual turnover, whichever is higher.

Will it slow down my site?

No. The frontend footprint is minimal, background detection is cached with transients, and nothing loads on pages without AI content.

Which languages are included?

English, Italian, German, French and Spanish, with translation files included and a configuration file for WPML and Polylang.

Get Disclosio

Free, GPL, and ready to install. Version 1.0.3.

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