View Content Credentials
Inspect a photo’s embedded Content Credentials with our C2PA viewer. We show available provenance and editing claims with local validation notices. This is not an AI detector or general authenticity check.
Choose your photo
Drop your photo here or choose a file.
Up to 25 MB per photo · processed on your own deviceNo photo selected yetJPEG, PNG or WebP · one photo · up to 25 MB.
How to use this photo tool
Content Credentials are provenance data added by some cameras and editors. Our C2PA viewer reads what is stored locally in the selected file. A missing manifest does not tell you whether a photo is authentic or AI-generated.
What do Content Credentials tell you about a photo?
Open your image
Choose one JPEG, PNG or WebP file.
Read embedded data
Start Read Content Credentials. Only embedded data is read.
Inspect claims and notices
View manifests, claims and validation notices in the dialog. Read what was not checked too.
Export the report
Download provenance data as JSON when export is available.
Files and results
- What you can open
- One standard JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 25 MB and 24 million pixels. No animations. External manifests and online certificate statuses are not fetched.
- What you get
- An overview of local claims and validation notices, optionally with JSON export. Trust in the signer is not established; this is not a general authenticity statement.
Frequently asked questions
Does no Content Credentials mean a photo is fake?
No. Many photos do not contain this data or were shared without the original provenance information. Its absence does not tell you whether a photo is authentic, edited or AI-generated.
Does the tool check all certificates online?
No. External manifests, trust lists and online certificate statuses are not fetched. Trust in the signer is not established here.
How does this differ from EXIF?
EXIF describes camera and capture details, for example. Content Credentials use manifests and signed claims about provenance or editing. Both may coexist in a file.