Use the Chrome extension

Last updated on Oct 1, 2026

Learn more about the provenance of images and videos across the web using the Adobe Content Authenticity Chrome Browser Extension.

Use the Adobe Content Authenticity Chrome Browser Extension to detect Content Credentials attached to images and videos on websites.

Note

A file can have multiple Content Credentials, but only the most recent ones are displayed.

Open the website containing the image you want to check for Content Credentials.

In the browser's navigation bar, select the Extensions icon, then choose Adobe Content Authenticity.

Select the next "  " icon (greater than icon) beside the image to view information about who was involved in creating it and how it was made.

Select the greater than (>) icon to view the information about who was involved and how this content was made.
Select the > icon next to the image you want to check for Content Credentials

To inspect the credentials in more depth, select the Inspect button. This redirects you to Adobe's Inspect tool (inspect.cr).

Select the Inspect button present on the lower right corner outlined in black color to view the details.
Select the Inspect button to view the full details

If no credentials are found

If the extension doesn't find any Content Credentials on the page, it displays the message: “No Content Credentials found on this page.”

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