Check an image
Did this image come from PASHOKKIE?
Every try-on image from PASHOKKIE is made by AI, and it carries that with it: a sparkle in the bottom right corner, an invisible watermark and a signed statement in the file. Here you can check the last two.
Or drop it here. The check runs on your own device: your image goes nowhere.
What we check
The signature. Every try-on image carries a statement in the open C2PA standard: made by AI, with which model, and when. PASHOKKIE signs it. If anyone changes the image afterwards, the signature no longer matches. Many apps drop such a statement when they save an image again, for example in a screenshot.
The watermark. The pixels themselves carry an invisible watermark (TrustMark). It usually survives making the image smaller, saving it again, a little cropping or mirroring, and a screenshot. It only says that the image comes from PASHOKKIE, nothing about who made it.
Found neither? Then we cannot be sure. An image that was cropped hard, rotated or edited can lose the watermark. Finding nothing does not mean an image is real.
You can also have the signature read at contentcredentials.org/verify. That site does not know our certificate (yet) and so calls the issuer unknown; the signature itself is valid.
This check uses c2pa-web, ONNX Runtime Web and Adobe's TrustMark, all three open source: licences. The first time, your browser fetches them, about 70 MB.