The examination of authenticity and integrity of photos represents an ever-increasing challenge, as image manipulations are becoming more sophisticated and harder to detect. At the same time, confirming the authenticity of images plays a crucial role in many areas such as journalism, jurisprudence, or in social media. The challenge lies in finding a reliable and effective tool that has the ability to identify possible anomalies or changes in the structure of a photo, which could indicate possible manipulation. Furthermore, the tool should be able to extract metadata to provide additional information about the image, its creation, and the device on which it was created. Searching for such a tool can be time-consuming and complex, as there are different options that offer different features and functions.

FotoForensics is a fast solution for the increasing problem of photo authentication and integrity. With its advanced algorithm technology, the online tool analyzes images for anomalies or structural changes that could indicate possible manipulation. FotoForensics uses the Error Level Analysis (ELA) method, which can detect and reveal even the finest image modifications. Particularly useful is the tool's ability to extract image metadata, providing additional relevant information, such as the origin of the photo and the device used. This makes FotoForensics efficient and effective in uncovering image counterfeits, especially in critical areas such as journalism, judiciary, and social media. The time-consuming and resource-intensive search for a suitable tool is thus greatly facilitated. Therefore, FotoForensics is an indispensable tool in the constant fight against image manipulation.