Look for a signed origin
Content Credentials and supported watermarks can carry a verifiable record of how a file was made.
A clearer signal in a noisy world
Check AI watermarks.
Upload a file to inspect supported SynthID, C2PA Content Credentials, metadata, and provenance signals. Text and website checks remain available as separate experimental tools.
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Built for better questions about what we see online.
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A little more context
Three layers.
One honest answer.
We look for the signals that can be verified, then show you what the softer signals suggest. When the evidence is thin, we say so.
Read the fingerprints
Metadata and forensic models add context, but they are signals—not proof of who made something.
Keep the caveats visible
Editing, compression, translation, or a missing credential can change what a check can see.
Curious how it works?
See exactly which checks we run, which models support them, and why an inconclusive answer can be the responsible one.
Clear limits
Questions worth asking.
Does no watermark mean human-created?
No. Metadata can be removed, signals can degrade, and many generators do not expose a supported detector.
Can this detect every SynthID watermark?
No. We only show a SynthID result when a supported authoritative provider check is available.
What are Content Credentials?
They are C2PA provenance manifests that can carry signed creation and editing information.
Are uploaded files stored?
No. Files are processed transiently and are not retained by default.