Trustypic

An image reaches you in a message, or you come across it on a feed, and you hesitate. Trustypic examines the traces of origin it carries, then explains what it found in plain language, without jargon. WHAT TRUSTYPIC EXAMINES • Official origin statements Images produced by major generative models increasingly carry a standardised statement describing how they were created. Trustypic reads it. This is the strongest signal there is: a declaration by the producer itself, not an inference. • Generator signatures An image's software field often gives away the tool that produced it. Trustypic recognises around thirty generators, and tells apart those that create an image from those that merely retouch or upscale it. • Camera metadata Make, model, capture date, settings, and consistency between timestamp and GPS position. • Compression consistency Error level analysis highlights areas recompressed differently from the rest the trace local editing sometimes leaves behind. • C2PA provenance signatures The standard backed by Adobe, Microsoft, Google, Nikon and Canon to certify where an image comes from. WHAT YOU GET A score, a plain-language summary, and every signal found with its explanation. The report also states what it does not prove which is what lets you put it to fair use. Export it as a PDF and share it. Your last twenty analyses remain available. WHAT TRUSTYPIC DOES NOT DO It returns no final verdict, and no tool can. A generated image stripped of its metadata may leave nothing readable behind. Conversely, a genuine photo sent through a messaging app loses its metadata and will look less documented than it is. Trustypic gives you what you need to form a view. The conclusion is yours. EVERYTHING STAYS ON YOUR DEVICE Analysis runs entirely on your iPhone. No image is sent anywhere, no account is required, no data is collected. Your analyses never leave your device. WHO IT IS FOR Journalists and fact-checkers, teachers, online buyers facing a doubtful listing, recruiters reviewing a portfolio, and anyone who would rather look before sharing. https://trustypicapp.com/privacy.html?lang=en