Sentinel labels, certifies and verifies your AI-generated images, video and synthetic media for EU AI Act Article 50 and California SB 942 — and gives you signed proof you complied. Upload, and you're done.
From 2 August 2026, EU law says AI content must be disclosed — visibly and in a machine-readable way. A visible label alone can be copied, removed or faked. Sentinel ties the label, the hidden metadata and a signed certificate to the exact file, so it's provable.
We scan the content and detect synthetic media with a confidence score.
We apply the visible label and embed the C2PA / XMP machine-readable mark.
The certificate is bound to the file's hash — any edit breaks the proof.
Yes — independently, with no need to trust us or you. That's the point.
If your business shows AI-made content to the public, you must tell people it's AI — in two ways. Sentinel handles both, automatically.
A clear, visible "AI-GENERATED" mark on the content — so a human knows at a glance.
Hidden provenance data inside the file (C2PA / XMP) so platforms and regulators can detect it automatically.
No C2PA knowledge, no metadata editing, no consultant. You upload; we do the rest.
Drop in your image or paste a media URL.
Sentinel checks the content for AI signals.
We add the visible label + machine-readable disclosure.
A cryptographic certificate is created and signed.
Download your compliant file — anyone can verify it.
Upload an image or paste a URL. We scan it, apply the disclosures if needed, and show you the signed certificate. No signup.
Paste a certificate ID to independently confirm it's genuine and unmodified.
Get compliant before the deadline. Disclosure travels with the file — certify once, stay compliant anywhere.
Build transparency and trust into the AI era — before the 2 August deadline.
Start certification →Tell us the website you're making compliant — your certificates and credits attach to this domain.
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