Private • Local • Metadata inspection
Check Content Credentials in an image
Inspect supported C2PA provenance, signer details, edit assertions and related metadata without changing the file.
- No upload
- No account
- Runs in your browser
Drop images here
Inspect locally
Read hidden fields without uploading.
Understand clearly
See camera, location and provenance data.
Keep control
Nothing changes until you choose an action.
- Short answer:
Choose an image to check in your browser whether a supported C2PA / Content Credentials manifest is present and what it claims. Missing credentials do not prove that an image is authentic or human-made.
What a C2PA checker can verify
The report reads supported manifest claims, signer and generator information, actions and related AI provenance. A valid credential supports a provenance claim; it does not prove that the pictured event is true.
Content Credentials checker vs. a plain EXIF viewer
This Content Credentials checker reads the C2PA manifest specifically | signer, generator and edit assertions. For everything else stored in the file (camera EXIF, GPS, IPTC, XMP), use the general-purpose EXIF and metadata viewer instead; both are read-only.
No credentials is an inconclusive result
Platforms and editors may strip a manifest. An absent or unsupported credential means no readable claim survived in this file, not that the image is original.
Inspect first, remove only when intended
This checker is read-only. If you own the file and intentionally want a cleaned copy, continue to Remove AI Metadata. Pixel scoring belongs to the separate AI detector.
How to check Content Credentials
- Drop a JPEG, PNG or WebP onto the checker.
- Read whether C2PA / AI markers are present.
- See the likely generator and other metadata.