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Look closerat the detail.

Move from a vague suspicion to the specific part of an image that needs explanation.

See how it works
Pixel Inspector

In plain English.

Pixels are the small color samples that make up an image. Magnifying a region helps a reviewer examine boundaries and artifacts, but does not establish authenticity on its own.

A situation
worth a second look.

A small area of a photograph appears different from its surroundings.

Defeated / content checkGuided example
Civilian colleagues reviewing content, used only as illustrative sample media
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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.

Examine the region, compare the original, and consider ordinary compression or editing.

Inspect your own content
For technical teams: explore the method

Illustrative product views and fixed sample findings. Advanced analysis requires approved services and suitable reference data.

Pixel InspectorIllustrative product view

A selected boundary shows resampling evidence; the rest of the frame remains unassessed.

Coordinate

The selected point stays fixed across views.

A local artifact can identify processing without establishing why the processing occurred or whether the overall content is authentic.

How the review works

1Select

Mark a region or pixel without changing the original.

2Transform

Switch among source, luma, residual, and compression views.

3Annotate

Record observations separately from inferences.

4Share

Export coordinates and method settings with the case.

Explore further

PRNU Attribution

The camera leaves a fingerprint

Synthetic Media

Detect change without inventing certainty

Video Authenticity

Every frame keeps its history