Was a record found?
The tool looks for supported embedded credentials. No record found here does not rule out an external history.
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Check C2PA Content Credentials in Images
Check a JPEG, PNG or WebP for supported embedded Content Credentials. The read-only result shows whether a record was found and whether its integrity could be verified. Issuer trust is not assessed.
In this file
What the C2PA check reports
Did integrity validate?
The result distinguishes valid integrity, failed validation, unknown state and verifier errors.
Issuer trust is not assessed
No trust anchors are configured. Valid integrity does not certify the signer or ownership.
In the output
The image is not changed
The original image bytes; this page never rewrites them.
Any embedded provenance and edit history.
The file stays on your device during the check.
Limits to review
External provenance services and later copies are outside this local check.
A browser or verifier error is not evidence that a credential is invalid.
C2PA presence or absence is not an AI detection verdict.
Use the tool
Read the credential result
- 1
Choose the image to inspect
Select a JPEG, PNG or WebP file. The local scanner checks supported embedded metadata.
- 2
Read the credential status
Check whether a record was found and whether integrity was valid, invalid or unverified.
- 3
Review other findings
This scan also lists other supported metadata fields that may matter before publishing.
- 4
Keep the original
The check does not remove data or generate a replacement image.
Quick answers
Questions about c2pa checker
Does a C2PA record prove an image is AI-generated?+
No. Content Credentials are provenance records. Their presence is not an AI probability, a copyright judgment or proof of ownership.
What does valid integrity mean?+
It means the supported manifest and asset binding passed local verification. This checker has no configured issuer trust anchors, so it does not certify who signed the file.
Will checking remove the credential?+
No. This page is read-only. It inspects the file in your browser and does not create a cleaned copy.