Provenance
Review declared origin, signer and credentials before brand media is approved or published.
Solutions for brands
C2PA Signer helps brand and agency teams review whether campaign assets, product images and partner media carry expected Content Credentials.
Brands distribute visuals across many channels: campaigns, product pages, partner sites, social and retail media. Each asset can carry C2PA Content Credentials that record its origin, signing tool and integrity status — or it can carry none at all.
Brand and agency teams need a clear way to check whether an asset still matches its signed manifest, whether the signer is recognizable, and whether partner media includes the provenance signals the brand expects.
Review declared origin, signer and credentials before brand media is approved or published.
Check whether a signed asset still matches its C2PA manifest after review, editing or handoff.
A campaign visual, product image or partner media asset is shared for review.
Launch the extension and drop the file into local verification.
Read the badge: Trusted, Signed but untrusted, Invalid, or No credentials.
Inspect the manifest, declared actions, signature and certificate chain.
Export the report so the brand review is traceable across the asset lifecycle.
The embedded C2PA manifest declaring claims and actions about the asset.
Declared editing and processing actions recorded in the provenance history.
Whether the manifest signature is valid and the asset still matches.
The signer certificate and whether it chains to a recognized source.
A machine-readable export for brand review records.
Confirm the signer is recognizable and the manifest is intact before global distribution.
Check whether product images on partner pages carry credentials and intact integrity.
Review media supplied by agencies to confirm signals are consistent with policy.
Verify whether a re-edited asset manifest is now invalid or updated, and document it.
No. C2PA surfaces provenance and integrity signals — whether the asset carries credentials, whether it still matches its manifest, and whether the signer is recognizable.
The manifest has a valid signature, but the certificate does not chain to a recognized C2PA trust source. The signature is technically valid but not publicly recognizable trust.
Yes. Page scan inspects visible, renderable media on the current tab so brand teams can spot assets carrying or lacking Content Credentials on live pages.
The core extension runs in the browser. For DAM, CMS or publishing-workflow integrations, see the enterprise options for custom workflows and reports.
Check Content Credentials on campaign and product media, and keep a documented report for every reviewed asset.