The open standard behind content provenance — built so publishers, creators and audiences can trace where content really comes from.
The Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) tackles the spread of misleading content online with technical standards that track a piece of media's source and history — its provenance.
Adobe, Amazon, BBC, Google, Meta, Microsoft and OpenAI are among the companies now backing C2PA. It grew out of a merger between the Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) — Adobe's effort to bring context and history to digital media — and Project Origin, Microsoft and BBC's initiative against disinformation in news.
Learn more at C2PA.org
Cryptographic metadata records a file's source and history, keeping it traceable from creation all the way to distribution.
Adobe, Microsoft, Google, Meta and OpenAI are among the major tech players driving adoption forward.
A free, open specification anyone can build on — good for transparency, good for interoperability across platforms.
Leading organizations across technology, media, and publishing have joined forces to establish and promote C2PA standards.
VeriqX embeds C2PA/Content Credentials provenance metadata directly into your AI-generated content, so your work always carries verifiable proof of how it was made.
Everything about the coalition, its specifications and the latest updates.
Visit C2PA.orgThe full C2PA spec and implementation guidelines for developers.
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