ProvSeal

Check the origin of any image.

ProvSeal Verify reads the C2PA Content Credentials of an image, a video or a PDF, right in your browser. Try it on the gallery here.

Content Credentials Trusted Signed by an identity recognised by the C2PA trust list. The content matches the signature. IntegrityValidSignatureValidIdentityRecognised
Signed byExample Agency Open full report checked on this device · nothing is sent
  • Click an image: the extension panel shows its report.

The four statuses.

Each image the extension checks gets one of these four statuses.

  • TrustedSigned by an identity recognised by the C2PA trust list.
  • Not recognisedValid signature, but the identity is not on the trust list.
  • InvalidThe file or its manifest was modified after signing.
  • No informationNo Content Credentials. That does not mean the content is fake.

Everything happens in your browser.

Version 0.2.0 brings a new look, clearer results and more reliable page scans.

  • Badges on every imageEach image on the page gets its status. Hover a badge to see the verdict, the three checks and who signed.
  • A whole page at onceA live card follows the scan, then the results appear as a grid you can filter by status.
  • A report anyone can readThe essentials first, with the technical details folded below.
  • Your own filesCheck a JPEG, PNG, PDF, MP4, MOV or WebM file stored on your computer.
  • Signing to learnSign a JPEG, PNG or PDF with a test certificate to see how C2PA works.
  • Settings that apply at onceBadge style and corner, and Light, Balanced or Thorough performance presets.

What the extension does not do

  • Detect AI-generated images
  • Prove that unsigned content is fake
  • Send your files to our servers
  • ProvSeal Verify is a free verification tool. To sign on behalf of your organisation, you need ProvSeal Enterprise.

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Questions
that matter.

Straight answers about ProvSeal Verify.

Is the extension free?

Yes, verification is free and requires no account.

Why was it called C2PA Signer?

That was its first name. It is now called ProvSeal Verify, to avoid any confusion with the C2PA standard itself.

Can I try signing?

Yes, with a self-signed test certificate. It is never publicly recognised.

Verify in one click.

Free, no account, no file upload.