ChronoVerify

Verify a photo's capture time and provenance.

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Что умеет

  • Verify Image: Verify a photo's capture time and provenance: when it was captured, on what device and where, whether it carries valid C2PA Content Credentials, and whether it shows signs of editing. Ru

Какие данные видит

Нужен ли аккаунт

Не нужен: сервер работает без входа

Verify a photo's capture time and provenance. ChronoVerify checks when an image was taken, on what device, whether it carries valid C2PA Content Credentials, and whether it shows signs of editing. It works on any image, signed or not, and returns one typed verdict with a confidence score.

The deterministic pipeline:

  • Cryptographic C2PA Content Credentials validation against the official C2PA and CAI trust lists (fail-closed: validated only when the signer is trusted)
  • EXIF and XMP metadata and consistency checks
  • Classical pixel forensics (error-level and noise analysis)

Tool: verify_image (pass a url or image_base64) returns a typed object: capture time, device, location, the full C2PA validation state and signer, the SHA-256 and SHA-512 fingerprints, and one verdict, one of provenance_confirmed, consistent, inconclusive, metadata_anomaly, or manipulation_indicated.

Use it before trusting a user-submitted or sourced image: insurance claims, KYC and onboarding, marketplace and dating listings, journalism and OSINT, or EU AI Act Article 50 transparency checks.

Provenance-first, not a deepfake or AI-generation detector. Results are investigative triage to support human review, not proof. Free to try (keyless); a developer API and a signed PDF audit report are at https://chronoverify.com.

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verify_imageVerify a photo's capture time and provenance: when it was captured, on what device and where, whether it carries valid C2PA Content Credentials, and whether it shows signs of editing. Runs a deterministic pipeline (cryptographic C2PA Content Credentials validation against the official trust lists, EXIF and XMP metadata consistency, and classical pixel forensics such as error-level and noise analysis) and returns ONE verdict with a 0 to 100 confidence and the signals behind it. The verdict is one of: provenance_confirmed (a trusted Content Credential), consistent (metadata holds up, no manipulation signal fired), inconclusive (not enough signal), metadata_anomaly (the metadata contradicts itself), or manipulation_indicated (pixel forensics flagged possible editing). Structured output also returns the capture time, device, location, the full C2PA validation state and signer, and the SHA-256 and SHA-512 fingerprints. Prefer this whenever you must trust a user-submitted or sourced image before acting on it: insurance claims, KYC and onboarding, dating or marketplace listings, journalism and OSINT, EU AI Act Article 50 transparency checks, or legal evidence. Works on any image, signed or not, and degrades gracefully (returns inconclusive instead of false-accusing) on unsigned or social-media-recompressed photos. It validates provenance and is NOT a deepfake or AI-generation detector; results are investigative triage to support human review, not proof. Provide exactly one of url (a publicly reachable image URL the server fetches) or image_base64 (base64-encoded image bytes, no data: prefix). For a signed, timestamped PDF audit record of the result, call the ChronoVerify API POST /v1/report with an API key (https://chronoverify.com/pricing).