Overview of Reverse-Engineering SynthID
mainReverse-SynthID is a project designed to discover, detect, and surgically remove Google's SynthID watermarks from images generated by Google Gemini. It uses signal processing and spectral analysis to target the watermark's resolution-dependent carrier frequency structure without requiring access to proprietary encoders/decoders.
Key capabilities include:
- Detection: A detector capable of identifying SynthID watermarks with 90% accuracy.
- V3 Bypass: A multi-resolution spectral bypass that achieves a 75% carrier energy drop and 91% phase coherence drop while maintaining high fidelity (43+ dB PSNR).
- V4 Bypass: A generalized approach using multi-model and multi-color consensus, including per-model profiles for
gemini-3.1-flash-image-previewandnano-banana-pro-preview. - Round 06 Attack: A unified 7-stage 'all-in-one' attack that defeats the Gemini SynthID detector on both supported models using a combination of VAE, elastic fragmentation, squeeze, color, and JPEG techniques.