Check camera metadata, editing traces, AI-related markers and Content Credentials before you publish. Get a clear report of what the file reveals — and what it cannot prove.
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YOUR PRIVATE WORKSPACEStart with a photo.
JPEG, PNG, WebP or HEIC, up to 20 MB each. Use the original file from your camera roll: photos sent through chat apps or saved from social media lose most of their data.
●Checked in your browser. Your photos are never uploaded.
Marketplaces remove file data, so for a listing photo the best check is a reverse image search. The same photo on a stock site, a wholesale site or another shop is a warning sign. Right-click the listing photo, copy the image address and paste it here.
These open the search site in a new tab and send it the image address. No address yet? The buttons open each site, where you can upload a photo yourself.
What this check can and can't tell you
File data can be removed or changed by apps, so missing AI markers do not prove a photo is not AI-made, and camera data does not prove a photo was never edited. Content Credentials are checked with the official C2PA library; signer names are shown as written on the certificate and are not checked against a trust list. Platforms also use their own detection, so this check cannot predict whether a photo will be labeled or a listing removed.
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