Capture time
Timestamp exists with an explicit offset.
For you / Content checks
Small details.Useful questions.
Dates, dimensions, file types, and export details can help you understand a piece of media.
See how it worksMetadata Analysis
In plain English.
Metadata is information stored with a file. It may record how or when the file was created, but it can be changed or stripped away.
A situation
worth a second look.
A photograph’s stated capture date conflicts with the story attached to it.
Defeated / content checkGuided example
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See what a useful answer looks like.
Can you trust this photo?
A signal, the reason behind it, and a practical next step. This guided example uses fixed sample findings, not a live detection model.
A clearer next step.
Keep the discrepancy visible and seek an original file or another source before drawing a conclusion.
Inspect your own contentFor technical teams: explore the method
Illustrative product views and fixed sample findings. Advanced analysis requires approved services and suitable reference data.
Export time follows capture, but device identity is not retained.
Metadata can be absent, altered, or inaccurate. It corroborates a claim only when supported by independent evidence.
How the review works
1Extract
Read EXIF, XMP, container, stream, and filesystem fields.
2Normalize
Resolve timezone, encoding, and naming differences.
3Compare
Surface disagreements with asserted sequence and other sources.
4Preserve
Attach raw fields and parser version to the receipt.