Media provenance

Read the file’s provenance.

Inspect available Content Credentials in the actual media file. Understand what its provenance establishes and what remains unresolved.

What Mirage checks.

Inspect each part of the returned evidence.

Pass the file’s bytes to the configured C2PA reader rather than inferring credentials from a link.

Inspect signature, asset-binding, and trust evidence returned by the validator.

Return provenance evidence and a confidence band. Missing credentials remain a specific limitation.

Use the original file when possible. Screenshots and platform downloads may remove credentials.

Customer access is still being validated. These pages explain the source checks and their limits; specialist submissions are not open yet.

Join the waitlist for availability updates. You can explore the source records linked below.

A valid credential does not prove that a depicted event or caption is true.

Missing credentials are not proof of manipulation. Mirage does not issue a binary real/fake verdict.

Available checks depend on source access and runtime availability. Unavailable evidence must remain unresolved.