Check C2PA Content Credentials

Verify C2PA Content Credentials and read embedded EXIF, IPTC, XMP & GPS metadata.

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C2PA / Content Credentials verification
EXIF, IPTC, XMP & GPS metadata
Provenance & metadata read in your browser
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See what the C2PA analysis reveals

Every signed image is broken down into clear, verifiable findings. Here is what the Provenance tab surfaces.

Provenance verdict

An instant verdict you can trust

The tool reads the image right in your browser and gives a clear, plain-language conclusion: AI-generated, a genuine camera capture, or unknown. It also shows how strongly a signed Content Credential backs that conclusion.

AI-generated Backed by a trusted signer

AI-generated or AI-edited

A valid, signed Content Credential proves that Google Gemini produced or altered this image on Jun 2, 2025 at 14:20.

Core analysis

Everything the file claims, laid bare

Running entirely in your browser, the tool reads the C2PA manifest and surfaces what it declares: the origin, the software or device that made the image, the date, and who signed it. Each fact is tagged with whether a check could independently back it up.

Declared in the file✓ = backed by checks

Origin

AI-generated

✓

Created with

Google Gemini

Software or device named in the credential.

✓

Date

Jun 2, 2025 at 14:20

Backed by a trusted timestamp.

✓

Signed by

Google LLC

Certificate · ES256

✓

Verification

Cryptographic checks, in plain English

Claims alone aren't enough. The tool checks them locally: the signature, the binding to these exact pixels, the signer's place on a trust list, and the timestamp. Each one is summarized as passed or failed.

Verification checkson this device

Signature

Signed with ES256, intact since signing

Valid

Content binding

Tied to these exact pixels

Intact

Signer trust

Issued by Google LLC

On trust list

Timestamp

Signing time proven by a trusted authority

Countersigned

Watermarks

Spots embedded watermarks like SynthID

When a manifest declares an invisible watermark, such as Google's SynthID on Gemini images, the tool flags it, explains what it means, and points you to the right detector to confirm it in the pixels.

Watermark declaredDeclared · not verified

This file's C2PA manifest declares an embedded watermark. We read the declaration, but this tool does not verify the watermark signal in the pixels.

This appears to be a SynthID watermark. Detecting it requires Google's proprietary detector.

SynthID watermarkc2pa.soft-binding

Edit history

The full edit history, step by step

C2PA records a chain of actions: created, edited, color-adjusted, published. The tool lays them out as a timeline so you can see exactly how an image came to be, and which steps were generative.

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Created · generative

Google Gemini

Jun 2, 2025 at 14:20

source: trainedAlgorithmicMedia

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Color & exposure adjustments

Adobe Photoshop 25.0

Jun 2, 2025 at 15:05

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Published

Adobe Content Authenticity

Jun 2, 2025 at 15:06

Verification & media forensics

Part of a complete media-verification toolkit

C2PA provenance is one signal among many. Sightengine pairs it with pixel-level AI detection and deep metadata analysis, so you can cross-check an image from every angle.

AI & deepfake detection

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EXIF & metadata viewer

Read EXIF, IPTC, XMP & GPS metadata

Inspect every metadata field embedded in a photo — camera and lens, capture date, editing software, GPS coordinates and more — to spot inconsistencies and confirm an image's story.

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