Content Credentials (C2PA) on export
Every Cutroom export is signed with C2PA Content Credentials that record what was generated and what was filmed.
Every file Cutroom exports carries C2PA Content Credentials — a signed, tamper-evident manifest embedded in the media that records how it was made.
What’s in the manifest
- Which parts were AI-generated and which were filmed or imported.
- The tools and models involved, at the point of use.
- A cryptographic signature so a viewer can tell the manifest hasn’t been altered.
Why it’s there
Disclosure is built into the file, not bolted on. It’s how Cutroom meets emerging AI-transparency rules (such as the EU AI Act’s Article 50 disclosure duty and California SB 942) — and it gives you, the creator, a verifiable record of your own work. We also don’t train on your media: generation requests are processed and then discarded.
Reading credentials
Anywhere that supports Content Credentials (including the official verify tools) can inspect the manifest. The signature is what makes it trustworthy — an unsigned or broken manifest is a signal that a file was altered after export.