Content Credentials
Every piece of content tells its own story. Open the badge to check its origin, edits and published version.
What you can certify
Capture, certify and verify your digital content with SCE.
Verifiable transparency
Every piece of content has an origin. C2PA is the open technical standard that tells that story through verifiable information about provenance, edits and the published version.
An open standard for attaching signed information about origin and edits to images, video, audio and digital documents.
The Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity, bringing together the work of the Content Authenticity Initiative and Project Origin. Founding members include Adobe, Arm, BBC, Intel, Microsoft and Truepic.
Technology companies, publishers, media organizations and hardware manufacturers: an ecosystem working together to make content provenance readable across different tools and platforms.
It helps people assess content by making the declared source and edits verifiable. It provides context to help address misinformation and manipulation, without certifying the truth of what is depicted.
Content CredentialsThis content was generated using artificial intelligence.
Origin, edits, context.
Credentials make the journey visible.
C2PA, integrated into your work
SCE gives you access to the C2PA signing capabilities of Digitality, an authorized signer in the Content Credentials ecosystem, together with tools to validate credentials and check content integrity.
Integrate signing and verification into your publishing workflows through APIs or plugins. We help you choose the right solution, set it up and build custom integrations.
{
"example": true,
"signer": "Digitality S.r.l.",
"signedAt": "2026-09-03T10:42:00+02:00",
"algorithm": "Ed25519",
"contentId": "abc123…def456"
}Integrate C2PA signing into your systems: send content to the SCE APIs and receive the file with its Content Credentials, ready to publish.
Upload a photo to your CMS or business application. The SCE APIs sign it and return it to your publishing workflow with Content Credentials attached.
The SCE component delivered through the CDN applies the official Cr badge to content. Easily configurable dialogs let visitors explore credentials, with customization options to match your website.
Publish the signed photo and integrate the CDN component. Readers hover over the Cr badge to discover the content’s origin in a panel, as shown in the cat image.
By your side, step by step
We help you bring SCE into your website, CMS or business application and guide you through installation and configuration. If your project has specific requirements, we build custom integrations around your systems and processes.
Your first consultation is free. Tell us about your project and request a demo to see how SCE can fit into your work.
Together, we assess the content you produce, the tools you use and where you publish.
A plugin, an API or a custom integration: we identify the right approach for your project.
We support you with configuration and functional checks until SCE is part of your workflow.
After publication
A copy you received, an edited image, a re-exported file: SCE’s C2PA verifier reads available credentials and checks the signature and integrity against the signed version.
Select a supported file to view the result, declared provenance data and detailed checks. The file is processed in your browser without being uploaded to our servers.
Verification does not modify the original file.
The integrity check confirms that the protected data matches the signed version. Recognition of the signer is checked separately.
If an edit affects the protected data and the credentials are not updated, the integrity check detects a mismatch. The details help explain which checks failed.
The file may never have been signed, or its credentials may have been lost during export or sharing. The absence of readable credentials does not prove that content is false.
A legitimate edit can be accompanied by new, valid credentials. Verification concerns the signature and integrity: it does not certify the truth of what the content describes or depicts.