Verify media
Videos and images made with RiseLab Kinetic Studio carry a signed Content Credential (C2PA): the generator, the AI models used, the human oversight level and the approver. Social platforms re-encode uploads and often drop it, so each credential is also kept here and can be matched back from a copy.
Check a file
PNG, JPEG, WebP or MP4 up to 20 MB. The file is read to check it and is not kept.
What this does and does not tell you
An embedded credential that validates means the file is byte-for-byte what RiseLab signed. A visual match means the file looks like a stored render to a stated degree; it is evidence, not proof.
RiseLab signs with its own certificate. It is not yet on the C2PA public trust list, so other verifiers show the signer as unknown. A credential describes how media was made. It does not vouch for the claims in it.
Matching a file covers only organisations that publish their credentials here. Up to 20 MB and ten checks a minute per address.