View or access Content Credentials on any website using the Adobe Content Authenticity Chrome browser extension.
By viewing the Content Credentials attached to a file, you can learn what the creator has chosen to share, such as:
- Who created the content (identity information)
- The tools and methods used, including any use of generative AI
- The apps or devices involved, such as cameras or editing software
Identify Content Credentials
Content Credentials may be embedded as metadata, stored in Adobe’s public cloud, or both. The Chrome extension scans each file on a webpage and displays any available Content Credentials for review.
The Chrome extension does not track your activity or store data. It simply scans images on the sites you visit to check for available Content Credentials.
Prioritize implementing Content Credentials for your website
Developers can prioritize the implementation of their website's Content Credentials using a specific meta tag. If you own or manage a website that already displays Content Credentials, you can prevent the Chrome extension from displaying its own UI elements, such as the Content Credentials pin.
Include the following meta tag inside your site’s <Head> tag and set the content value to false:
<meta name="CR-allow-UI-injection" content="true/false">
