C2PA present

A XenLook-signed public sample. Inspect after download to see the provenance record.
Pilot · C2PA review in progress · Korea Mar 2027 · Japan Jun 2027 · Korean model law
Copyright C-2026-036487 · Patent app. 10-2026-0100026 (not yet registered)
Pilot · KR Mar 2027 · JP Jun 2027
Check provenance and change records for photos, video, audio, or documents. No install.
Content Credentials (C2PA) are a source sticker inside photo and video files. XenLook is the CA portal that issues and verifies them.
C2PA Trust List & Generator under review — pilot until listed · KR→JP.
Overview
Four pillars on the home page — open each card for detail.
Right now · Evidence
Drop a file to see whether a provenance record exists and whether the file changed. Next to it is the manifest—the ingredients label inside the file.
We do not combine the six checks into one score.
Drop a file on the left — results open in a popup; history stacks on the right. Download the signed and unsigned samples below to compare.
Inspect (max 25MB · Read-only diagnose · file not modified)
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Download both and drop them into inspect. The signed file has a provenance record. The other does not — that is not proof of tampering.
3 steps
① Attach a record ② Seal with a certificate ③ Anyone can inspect. You don’t need the jargon—just the flow.
New here? Start here
In the generative-AI era, XenLook is a pilot CA for provenance and integrity checks.
The ‘source record’ embedded in a file — like a nutrition label. It travels with the photo/video and stores who made it, AI use, and who signed. We also call it a source sticker or content ID.
Upload a file to check whether the sticker exists and the seal is intact. Home ‘Inspect file’ does this.
C2PA’s official CA roster. XenLook is not listed yet — some tools may show pilot/unlisted. We do not hide that.
Photos and video XenLook actually signed — tap to inspect.
Expert · operations
Trust · Compare
Honestly: XenLook is a Korea pilot CA. We are not yet on the official C2PA Trust List. Signing and verify here work for learning/pilot; global ‘trusted’ display (e.g. Adobe) comes after listing.
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CAI membership ≠ C2PA Generator certification ≠ Trust List CA listing ≠ Adobe Content Credentials “trusted”.
Voluntary self-assessments and internal gates are not the same as government certification. We label each item clearly.
Issue (max 25MB · 5-stage pipeline) →
Experts & operations (optional)
Issuance, transparency, programs — skip if you only want to check a file
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C2PA Trust List & Generator under review — pilot until listed · KR→JP.
Certificates & RA
Status & repository
Compliance & legal
XenLook runs both a Certificate Authority (issues signing IDs) and a Generator product (signs media). This section shows live status for each.
Issues claim-signing certificates so tools can attach Content Credentials to files.
Signs AI-generated media in production (XMSE) and supplies conformance evidence to C2PA.
XenLook operates C2PA Certification Authority and Generator Product programs under executed agreements (2026-06-13). Trust List and CPL listing are not claimed until C2PA confirms.
Pre–Trust List operations. Tests validate issuance, revocation, and signing pipelines. Public marketing must not claim Trust List membership until C2PA confirms listing.