In the Content panel, right-click the asset that shows the cr icon with a red X.
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9 Nov 2026
Learn how to manually re-sign assets in Adobe Bridge.
Content Credentials in Adobe Bridge allow you to inspect the provenance and authenticity of your assets. Each asset's credential status indicates whether its origin, edits, and attribution data can be verified as trustworthy.
Valid assets
- Shows the cr icon on the thumbnail.
- The Content Credentials are intact and verifiable.
- The file hasn't changed since it was signed, so its recorded history (creator, edits, and tools used) can be trusted.
Invalid assets
- Shows the er icon with a red X badge on the thumbnail.
- The Content Credentials can no longer be verified.
- Most common for this is that pixels or metadata were changed after signing.
Trigger the Re-sign workflow from the context menu
Select Re-sign Content Credentials.
Trigger the Re-sign workflow from the Metadata panel
In the Content panel, right-click the asset that shows the cr icon with a red X.
Open the Metadata panel.
Find Content Credentials. Invalid assets show Available (Invalid).
Click Re-sign next to it.
Follow the prompts to complete re-signing. The status updates to valid when it’s done.
Turn on Re-sign from Preferences
Launch the Preferences dialog.
Go to the Content section.
Under Content Credentials, select Display Content Credentials information in Content and Filter panel.
Select OK.
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