New - C2PA Verification Badge

Which images on your site are AI-generated?

Add one line of code. Automatically show verification badges on AI-generated images across your entire website.

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See the badge in action

Browse the carousel below. Two of the images carry a C2PA manifest, the badge appears instantly on those. The other two do not, no badge is shown.

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AI Badge

Yearly plans include free installation of the AI Badge on your website.

€24/mo

Starter

  • 1 domain
  • 1000 images checked
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€49/mo

Plus

  • 5 domains
  • 10000 images checked
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€89/mo

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  • Unlimited domains
  • 50000 images checked
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Check any image from your site

Upload an image or paste a URL. No account needed. We'll check it for AI disclosure and tell you if it carries the right credentials.

Built for teams that publish images online

If you publish photos on a website, you might be showing AI-generated or AI-edited content without knowing it. Here are common cases where AI Badge helps.

Real estate agencies

AI virtual staging, sky replacements, CGI renders of unbuilt property, and AI-enhanced listing photos all need disclosure on your listing site.

Online stores

AI-generated product photos, background removal, and virtual try-on images all fall under Article 50 when published to your store.

News publishers & media sites

If editorial images include AI-generated or AI-edited content, your readers have a right to know. The badge tells them automatically.

Creative & marketing agencies

Manage client sites with AI-generated imagery. One badge script covers all domains - no per-client configuration needed.

Why this matters

The EU AI Act Article 50 requires that AI-generated or AI-manipulated images - including virtual staging, sky replacements, and AI edits - carry a machine-readable disclosure when published online. The law has been in force since 2 August 2026, with fines of up to 15 million euros or 3% of global annual turnover.

C2PA is the industry standard for content provenance, backed by Adobe, Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI. NotarAI uses C2PA to power the verification badges on your site.

Questions & answers

Does this slow down my website?+
No. The badge script is under 8KB, loads asynchronously with defer, and only checks images as they scroll into view. Results are cached for 24 hours, so repeat visitors see badges instantly.
Do I need to modify my image files?+
Not at all. The badge script reads C2PA data already embedded in the image file by the AI tool that created it. You do not touch the images, you just add the script tag to your HTML.
What if I don't know which of my images are AI-generated?+
That's exactly the problem AI Badge solves. You don't need to know - the badge script checks every image you specify and only shows a label on the ones that carry an AI-disclosure manifest. If an image has no disclosure, no badge appears. You can pair AI Badge with NotarAI's signing tools to add C2PA manifests to images you know are AI-generated, so the badge works for them too.
What if my images do not have a C2PA manifest?+
The AI Badge can only surface disclosure that already exists in the file. It does not generate manifests or detect AI heuristically. Use NotarAI's C2PA signing platform to add manifests to your images so the badge works.
What platforms does this work with?+
Any website that can include a script tag. WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, custom HTML, React, Next.js, Vue, and more. If it renders images and supports JavaScript, it works.
What is the transitional period under Article 50(2)?+
The machine-marking obligation under Article 50(2) is subject to a transitional period under ongoing EU discussions as of mid-2026. The general disclosure obligation under Article 50(1) and the deepfake-specific obligations under Article 50(3) are not affected by this transitional discussion and are already in force.