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Local C2PA verification
Verify Content Credentials without uploading your files
Inspect C2PA manifests, signatures, declared actions and certificate-chain status in Chrome, then open or export the technical report.
Verification evaluates provenance and integrity evidence. It does not decide whether content is true, false or AI-generated.
How it works
From media to an explainable result
ProvSeal keeps the headline status connected to the evidence behind it.
Read the available C2PA manifest and assertions.
Check integrity, signature and certificate chain.
Show the result with report details and limits.
Four outcomes
Read the badge, then read the context
A status summarizes validation; it is not a verdict about the subject of the media.
The credential validates and its certificate chain is recognized by the active trust policy.
Signed evidence exists, but public trust is not established in the active context.
C2PA evidence exists, but integrity, signature or another validation check failed.
This means provenance is unknown to the verifier, not that the content is fake.
Inside the report
Evidence you can inspect
Move from a simple badge to the technical layers needed for editorial, compliance or security review.
Manifest and actions
- Claim and assertion data
- Declared edits and processing actions
- Ingredients and provenance relationships
Integrity and signer context
- Asset-to-manifest validation
- Signature result
- Certificate chain and trust status
Responsible interpretation
Evidence is not truth detection
A valid Content Credential can document origin and declared history; it cannot guarantee that every claim inside the media is factual. Missing credentials are equally not proof of deception.