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Encypher Mark - for publishers

Sign your content for free. See what the record proves.

Encypher embeds C2PA provenance in your articles, images, audio, and video, and adds sentence-level markers in supported text workflows. Signing ordinary publishing volume is free under fair-use guardrails, and public verification is free for everyone with no account. The record states who signed the content, when it was signed, the rights terms you supplied, and whether the signed content still matches.

$0

To sign ordinary publishing volume under fair-use guardrails

Free

Public verification for anyone, with no account and no fee

75+

Media types you can sign and verify. 20 formats pass the C2PA Conformance Program, the maximum program v0.1 covers

Try it live

Sign an article. Verify the proof.

The publisher statement is pre-filled. Sign it or paste your own article, then verify the embedded provenance.

Interactive demoPaste an article, sign it, verify it. No account, no API key.
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Paste your content

publisher record pre-filled. Edit it or paste your own.

Free to try

Paste your text and go. No account, no setup.

Invisible to readers

The mark is hidden inside the text. Anyone reading it sees exactly what you wrote, nothing different.

Anyone can check it

It uses an open standard Encypher helped create, so anyone can confirm where the text came from.

Signing runs against the public API. When live signing is unavailable, the panel says so and shows a recorded sample that was signed and verified through the production API on a stated date, with no new verification claimed. The recorded walkthrough covers the same sign-and-verify sequence end to end.

Verify anywhere

Verify it where it travels

Anyone can check a signed article on any page: your own site, an aggregator, a syndication partner, a competitor. The check is cryptographic rather than statistical guessing, and it reports the signer record and whether the signed content still matches. It does not establish authorship, ownership, or that a downstream use was authorized.

A document-level C2PA signature stays verifiable while the signed bytes, manifest, and certificate chain are preserved. Encypher sentence-level markers depend on the format and the transformation: retyping a passage, paraphrasing it, or a conversion that strips or normalizes invisible characters removes them.

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Why Encypher

Why publishers sign with Encypher

Free to sign, free to verify

Signing your website and your new content is free under the fair-use guardrails, and public verification is free for everyone with no account, so nobody is charged to check your content. Signing your own archive yourself with the API or the SDK batch tools is part of free publishing signing under the fair-use guardrails. A managed bulk backfill that Encypher runs for you is a paid add-on. Encypher takes no share of a licensing deal you negotiate yourself, and no plan sold today includes a licensing deal or promised revenue.

Proof that travels, within stated limits

C2PA provenance is embedded in the content itself, and supported text workflows add sentence-level markers, so the record can survive copy-paste and syndication paths that preserve it. Marker recovery still depends on the format and the transformation: a retype, a paraphrase, or a conversion that strips invisible characters removes the text markers. Your supplied rights terms travel with the record, and anyone can read them.

Standards-backed

Encypher authored the C2PA standard for unstructured text and co-chairs the C2PA Text Provenance Task Force (with Google, BBC, OpenAI, Adobe, Microsoft); the text standard published January 8, 2026. Aligned with Really Simple Licensing (RSL), a rights signalling format used by Reddit, Yahoo, Medium, BuzzFeed, Vox Media and 1,500+ publishers, the 4A's Guide to Content Provenance (600+ ad agencies), and the CAI's 6,000+ member organizations.