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C2PA 2.4 · Content Credentials
Content Authenticity Lab
Inspect image integrity and AI use in one comprehensive report.
C2PA
C2PA record
EXIF · IPTC · XMP
Metadata status
Ephemeral processing
Your file is not stored
Provenance analysis
Inspect your content
Check C2PA / Content Credentials, EXIF, IPTC, XMP and file-consistency signals in one report.
Choose image
Drop a file here or choose one from your device.
JPEG, PNG, WebP or AVIF · up to 25 MB
Your file is not stored
Analysis runs in memory. Raw files, GPS, metadata and SHA-256 values are not written to telemetry.
Analysis result
Evidence and provenance report
Charts show the coverage of verifiable evidence layers, not the probability that content is real.
Inspect your content
Charts show the coverage of verifiable evidence layers, not the probability that content is real.
Guide
Content Authenticity Lab
The Content Authenticity Lab provides a reliable way to inspect the authenticity of images. By analyzing various metadata and integrity signals, users can ensure the credibility of visual content.
How to Use the Content Authenticity Lab
To begin, upload the image you wish to inspect. The tool will analyze the image for C2PA (Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity) data, Content Credentials, and other metadata formats such as EXIF, IPTC, and XMP.
Once the analysis is complete, you will receive a detailed report outlining the findings. This report will indicate whether the image has been altered and provide insights into its original content and any declared AI use.
Understanding the Results
The report generated will include several key components:
- C2PA Data: This shows the provenance of the image and any modifications made.
- Content Credentials: These are digital signatures that verify the authenticity of the image.
- Metadata Overview: This includes EXIF, IPTC, and XMP data, which can provide context about the image's creation.
By reviewing these elements, you can determine the reliability of the image. For further image management, consider using our File Compressor to optimize your images or our PDF Toolkit to manage related documents.
How to inspect image provenance and metadata evidence
- 1Choose a JPEG, PNG, WebP or AVIF image within the 25 MB limit.
- 2Start the temporary in-memory inspection with Analyze evidence.
- 3Review C2PA status, content binding, signer trust, AI disclosure and metadata consistency separately.
- 4Use the technical findings as evidence signals, remembering that charts do not measure whether the image is true.
Frequently asked questions
- What types of metadata can be analyzed?
- The Content Authenticity Lab analyzes several types of metadata, including C2PA data, Content Credentials, EXIF, IPTC, and XMP. This comprehensive analysis helps verify the authenticity of the image.
- How do I interpret the results from the report?
- The report will provide insights into the image's authenticity, including any modifications and the original content. Look for C2PA data and Content Credentials for verification.
- Can I use this tool for any image format?
- Yes, the Content Authenticity Lab supports various image formats. However, ensure that the image is not corrupted for the best results.