---
title: "Add AI Labels with the Labelling Suite"
description: "Add a clear AI label to your own images and videos in your browser, then preview and download the labelled files."
url: https://help.samsa.ai/en/articles/154-add-ai-labels-with-the-labelling-suite
collection: "EU AI Act"
updated: 2026-08-11
language: en
alternates: [de, fr, it]
---

# Add AI Labels with the Labelling Suite

Add a clear AI label to your own images and videos in your browser, then preview and download the labelled files.

## Add AI Labels with the Labelling Suite

[Open Labelling](https://app.samsa.ai/labelling) to add a visible AI label to your own images and videos. This supports your organisation’s transparency workflows under the EU AI Act. Your files stay on your device and nothing is uploaded.

### Add your files

Select **Labelling** from the left sidebar navigation. Drop your files onto **Drop images and videos here**, or select **Choose files**. You can add JPEG, PNG, WebP, MP4, WebM and MOV files. Select **Add more files** if you want to prepare a batch.

One set of label settings applies to every file in the batch.

### Choose your label

Under **Label**, choose how the content should be identified:

-   **AI**
    
-   **AI Generated**
    
-   **AI Modified**
    

Choose **EU standard** or **Workspace** as the artwork source. Select **Custom upload** to use your own PNG or SVG label image.

Your workspace settings may require a particular artwork source. When that happens, the required option is locked.

### Adjust the label

Use **Position** to choose one of six standard positions: top left, top center, top right, bottom left, bottom center or bottom right.

You can also:

-   use **Fine placement** to adjust the X and Y offset
    
-   drag the label in the preview
    
-   resize the label
    
-   adjust **Size** and **Opacity**
    

Size and opacity stay within limits that keep the label legible and visible.

### Preview and download

Check the preview, then select **Download all**. Image batches are packed into an archive. If your browser cannot write WebP, Samsa saves those files as PNG and lets you know.

For videos, the preview shows a representative frame and the exported label appears throughout the video. Video export depends on your browser and device: unsupported codecs, audio tracks or missing browser encoding support can prevent an individual video from exporting while images continue to work.

Export re-encodes images, so metadata from the original image, including Content Credentials, is not preserved.

Your original files remain on your device throughout the process.