AI-generated and AI-modified images are becoming common across blogs, news websites, online stores, and other publishing platforms. However, visitors often have no clear way to know whether an image was created or changed using AI.
I built AIVISO to provide WordPress publishers with a simple and transparent way to disclose this information.
What AIVISO Does
AIVISO adds disclosure information directly to images managed through WordPress. Publishers can mark an image as AI-generated or AI-modified and provide additional details about its origin and review process.
The plugin supports information such as:
- Disclosure type
- Source URL
- Creation or modification date
- Review date
- Reviewer information
- Custom disclosure details
A visible badge can be displayed with disclosed images, allowing visitors to open the available information. AIVISO can also generate publisher-supplied Schema.org JSON-LD for disclosed images.
Why I Built It
My goal was not to detect AI-generated content automatically. Detection tools can produce inaccurate results, especially as image-generation technology continues to improve.
Instead, AIVISO is based on publisher disclosure. The person or organization publishing the image provides the relevant information and remains responsible for its accuracy.
This approach keeps the plugin transparent, predictable, and independent of external AI detection services.
Built for WordPress
AIVISO integrates with the WordPress media workflow and can be enabled only for selected post types. Disclosure information remains manageable from the WordPress administration area without requiring a separate platform or external account.
The plugin is free and open source, and it is intended for publishers who want to introduce clearer AI content practices before disclosure becomes a mandatory part of their workflow.
You can download AIVISO from the official WordPress plugin directory:
