A screenshot loses your name. A repost strips your metadata. C2PA Content Credentials fix that: fleetstreet cryptographically binds your identity, copyright, and license terms into the file itself — signed at registration, tamper-evident, and verifiable anywhere the image goes.
Content Credentials are a tamper-evident manifest attached to an image: who made it, when, what edits were applied, and what license governs it. It's the open C2PA standard from the Content Authenticity Initiative — backed by the camera makers, editing tools, and platforms your work already passes through.
AI agents and platforms increasingly check provenance before they use an image. A stripped-metadata JPEG carries no terms and no protection — it's an orphan. A signed image carries your identity and your license conditions everywhere it goes, and pairs directly with fleetstreet's machine-readable licenses.
No extra tools, no plugin, no export step. When you register a work on fleetstreet, your IPTC metadata — creator, credit line, copyright notice — plus its usage class and model or property releases are captured, and a C2PA manifest is signed and stamped into the record. A verify badge on your work pages lets anyone check it.
Your existing portfolio becomes provenance-signed without leaving fleetstreet.
Add a work with its IPTC creator, credit, copyright, usage class, and releases.
A C2PA manifest is cryptographically signed and stamped at registration.
Humans and AI agents check the credential — identity, edits, and terms intact.
License conditions are honoured and every check is written to the log.
Screenshots strip credit; Content Credentials restore it. Register your portfolio on fleetstreet and let every work carry its own proof.
Building AI? Verify credentials in the AI Licensee Portal →