Supported Devices & Services
Provenance Directory • Updated August 11, 2026
This page lists cameras, software, and platforms that have integrated the two main content-provenance standards: C2PA Content Credentials and Google SynthID. This growing support is crucial for building a future where digital content is verifiable and trustworthy.
C2PA Content Credentials
C2PA Content Credentials are cryptographically signed metadata that record who created a file and how it was edited. These cameras, apps, and platforms sign or display that provenance data.
Cameras
Google Pixel 8
Any firmware
Released: October 2023
Content Credentials went live in the camera app for photo captures around July 15, 2026 and video captures around July 30, 2026, per user reports.
Google Pixel 9
Any firmware
Released: August 2024
Video captures gained Content Credentials by July 2026, per Google's rollout announcement; not independently confirmed on this model.
Google Pixel 10
Any firmware
Released: August 2025
First smartphone with native Content Credentials for photo captures at launch; video captures confirmed live by July 2026.
Apps & Platforms
Canon Authenticity Imaging System
End-to-end C2PA workflow for news organizations with public certificates and trusted timestamping (launched May 2026 in EMEA).
ChatGPT
+ SynthIDImages generated in ChatGPT carry C2PA Content Credentials that record they were AI-generated. OpenAI joined the C2PA steering committee in May 2026.
Claude
Image files (SVG, PNG, JPG) generated by Claude carry C2PA-standard signed provenance metadata, effective August 2, 2026 across the API, claude.ai, and Claude Code.
Google Gemini
+ SynthIDImages generated in the Gemini app carry C2PA manifests, and the app verifies Content Credentials in uploaded files.
Google SynthID
SynthID is an invisible watermark embedded directly into the pixels or audio of AI-generated content. Unlike C2PA metadata, it survives screenshots, cropping, and compression, but it can only be confirmed with Google's proprietary detector.
ChatGPT
+ C2PAImages generated in ChatGPT embed an invisible SynthID watermark at the pixel level, which survives cropping and compression even if the C2PA metadata is stripped.
The C2PA landscape is constantly evolving. If you know of a device or service that supports C2PA and isn't listed here, please let us know!