Check the C2PA data in any file
Drop an image, video, audio file or PDF to read its C2PA provenance — the standard Adobe and others surface as Content Credentials. ExifPixel shows the active manifest, validation state, signer hints and raw JSON directly in your browser.
Drop a file to inspect its Content Credentials
Check whether a file carries C2PA / Content Credentials metadata, who signed it, and what provenance it exposes.
Designed for careful reading, not magic certainty
C2PA can show what a file carries about its origin and changes, but absence of Content Credentials is not proof of fakery. This viewer is built to make that nuance readable: what is present, what is signed, and what the validator could or could not confirm.
Under the hood it uses the official browser SDK from the Content Authenticity ecosystem, while keeping the reading experience local to your browser tab.
Frequently asked questions
What does it mean if no Content Credentials are found?
It does not prove the file is fake. It only means C2PA provenance data was not present, was never added, or did not survive later handling.
Which files can this inspect?
This viewer is built for common C2PA-bearing formats such as images, video, audio and PDF files.
Is the file uploaded anywhere for verification?
No. ExifPixel reads the file in your browser so you can inspect the provenance signals locally.