Available for Chrome

Verify Content Credentials directly in your browser

Check local files, scan visible page media and inspect full C2PA reports without sending standard verification files to a ProvSeal backend.

Chrome is available now. A Firefox version is still undergoing compatibility and distribution validation.

Core workflows

One extension, three ways to review evidence

Use the level of inspection that matches the decision you need to make.

Local fileVerify before publishing

Drop a supported file into the extension and check its C2PA evidence locally.

Page scanReview visible media

Trigger a scan on the active tab and compare status badges across assets.

ReportInvestigate the result

Open manifests, actions, ingredients, signatures and certificate details.

Product

See the shipped Chrome extension

These captures match the current C2PA Signer Chrome UI for verify, page scan and signing setup.

C2PA Signer Verify home with Scan this page and Choose a file
Verify · page and local file
Latest page scan with verified, signed and no-C2PA media statuses
Page scan · per-media status
C2PA Signer Sign tab with test mode and professional certificate options
Sign · test identity or .p12
Get started

Verify your first file in four steps

ProvSeal keeps the quick result connected to the full evidence report.

01Install

Add ProvSeal from the Chrome Web Store.

02Pin

Keep the extension available from the toolbar.

03Choose

Drop a local file or scan the current page.

04Review

Read the status, warnings and report details.

Privacy and permissions

Local by default, explicit when page access is needed

Verification design and browser permissions should be understandable before you use the extension.

Standard file review

Supported files are parsed and validated locally rather than uploaded to a ProvSeal verification backend.

User-triggered page scan

Access to the active tab is used when you request inspection of visible page media. Review the privacy and security pages for the full boundary.

Availability

Chrome is shipped; Firefox is still validating

Do not treat Firefox as generally available yet. Compatibility, permission behavior, packaging and distribution validation must be completed before release.