Spoof identity · Apple
Inject the current flagship iPhone 17 Pro Max EXIF and QuickTime profile onto your AI video or image: Make, Model, Software version, capture timestamp, encoder name, and GPS coordinates. Platforms read a phone-capture identity instead of generator metadata.
To make an AI file look like it was recorded on a iPhone 17 Pro Max, upload it to Calabi Sanitizer and pick iPhone 17 Pro Max — it writes the exact Make (Apple), Model (iPhone 17 Pro Max), Software (19.1.1), and encoder (H.264 (Apple camera pipeline)) across every EXIF/QuickTime field, plus your chosen GPS and timestamp. Free for 10 cleans, with a forensic proof card.
Make: AppleModel: iPhone 17 Pro MaxSoftware: 19.1.1Encoder: H.264DateTimeOriginalGPS coordinatesQuickTime CreationDate| Make | Apple |
| Model | iPhone 17 Pro Max |
| Software | 19.1.1 |
| Encoder | H.264 (Apple camera pipeline) |
When a platform's scanner reads your file, it expects to find a real device signature — Make/Model/Software in EXIF or QuickTime atoms. Files with no device profile (the default state of AI-generated content) get flagged automatically as "no provenance source." Injecting a real iPhone 17 Pro Max profile solves that.
The cleaned file presents as: Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max, software 19.1.1, encoded with H.264 (Apple camera pipeline), captured at your chosen GPS coordinates and timestamp. Indistinguishable from a real iPhone 17 Pro Max recording at the metadata layer.
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Upload your file at calabilabs.com/app and select iPhone 17 Pro Max as your spoofed device. The pipeline writes the exact Make/Model/Software fields a real iPhone 17 Pro Max writes when it records.
Yes. Pick from preset cities (Miami, NYC, Beverly Hills, etc.) or paste your own latitude/longitude for any spot on earth.
The iPhone 17 Pro Max spoof handles the device-profile layer. The full pipeline also strips C2PA, AI metadata, invisible watermarks, and encoder signatures — so platforms have nothing left to flag.