CAPTURE

Ensure authenticity from the moment of capture

Integrate the ability to securely capture C2PA-compliant photos, videos, and audio in your mobile app.

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HOW IT WORKS

Instantly create C2PA-signed media

The Truepic Lens SDK replaces the native on-device camera to prevent tampering.

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Confirm device security

Truepic verifies that the device is configured correctly and trustworthy. Once checked, the device is then pre-authorized to sign captured media.

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Capture from a secure camera

The integrity of media and metadata is ensured through the Truepic Lens SDK secure pipeline, integrated directly into your application.

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Media is signed

Content is cryptographically signed on-device with Content Credentials, backed by Truepic’s certificate authority, and trusted across the C2PA ecosystem.

Features

Capture and sign authentic media

Integrate the ability to securely capture C2PA-compliant photos, videos, and audio in your mobile app.

Secure capture

Prevent any tampering or manipulation by ensuring that device capturing the media is secure.

Patented Controlled Capture technology ensures that media and metadata, including date, time, and optional location are accurate

Device undergoes rigorous security checks including attestation to verify integrity before media capture

Hardware-backed keystores to limit key leaking or theft

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Illustration of a hardware chip and a mobile camera with a photo of a singer on stage.

On-device signing

Signing occurs immediately after capture; no need to send content to the cloud.

Native Android and iOS support

No added latency or data shared when signing locally

Daily key and certificate rotation to maintain privacy

Enable online and offline captures

End-to-end transparency

Sign, certify, and display C2PA Content Credentials post-capture, all within your application.

The Truepic PKI, certificate authority, and time stamping authority ready without configuration or setup required

Validate and display Content Credentials within your application

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Comprehensive C2PA implementations

Truepic Enterprise C2PA covers every critical step in the content authentication process, from signing digital assets to validation, secure display, and managing certificate authorities.

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Validate and display

Read the C2PA manifest and show Content Credentials on digital media to unveil its origins and edits, all with a single script.

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Sign

Read, validate, and reveal C2PA-signed data within your platform or application.

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CASE STUDY

Qualcomm Snapdragon

Qualcomm and Truepic teamed up to power authenticity and transparency at the chipset level in Snapdragon® 8 Mobile Platforms. This first-of-its-kind chipset will power any device to securely sign authentic original images and transparently generate synthetic media in accordance with industry best practices.

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