I want to verify whether my image contains AI provenance tags or generator prompts, but I can’t easily inspect them.

This feature lets you check an image for embedded AI provenance metadata and generator prompt information without manual file inspection. It quickly surfaces any detected tags so you can understand an image’s origin and editing history at a glance.

This feature helps you verify whether an image contains embedded AI provenance tags (such as content credentials) or generator prompt metadata that may be stored in the file. Instead of requiring you to open specialized tools or inspect raw metadata, you can upload or select an image and receive a clear summary of what was found. The results highlight whether provenance data is present, what standard or format it appears to use, and which fields are available. If prompt-related metadata exists, the feature surfaces it in a readable way and indicates where it was detected in the file. When no provenance or prompt data is found, the feature reports that clearly to reduce uncertainty. This is useful for creators who want to confirm their exports retained credentials, and for reviewers who need to assess authenticity signals. It supports faster verification in workflows like publishing, moderation, fact-checking, and asset management. The feature is designed to make metadata inspection accessible, even for users who are not familiar with EXIF/XMP or provenance standards. It also helps you compare multiple versions of an image to see if metadata was preserved or stripped during editing or re-encoding.