Sign an article free. See what the record proves.
The label shows who signed your article, when, the terms you set, and whether the words still match. Try it below with no account.
Edit it or paste your own.
What the label will say
- Signed by
- Encypher demo identity
- AI use
- No declaration added
- Visible change
- None. Every word stays.
Signing and the check take a few seconds.
Signing runs against the public APIAPI: Application programming interface: a way for one program to ask another to do a job, such as sign a file.. If live signing is down, the panel says so and shows a recorded sample, with no new verification claimed. The recorded walkthrough shows the same steps end to end.
More demos: try it yourself, no accountfor AI teamsAI chatbot with signed answersprivate team walkthroughAuthorized Supply (Ad Tech)
Check it where it travels.
Anyone can check a signed article on any site: yours, an aggregator, a partner. The check reads the signature. It does not guess.

- It shows who signed and whether the signed words still match.
- It does not establish authorship, ownership, or that a later use was allowed.
- A file-level C2PAC2PA: The Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity: the group that publishes the open standard for content labels. signature stays checkable while the file, its label and its certificate chainCertificate chain: The links from a signer's certificate up to a root authority a checker already trusts. are kept.
- 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.
Check pages as you read with the Chrome extension.
What it costs.
- Signing
- $0 for your site and new work, within the fair-use guardrails.
- Checking
- Public verification is free for everyone with no account.
- Your archive
- Signing your own archive yourself with the API 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.
- Licensing
- Encypher takes no share of a deal you make yourself. No plan includes a licensing deal or promised revenue.
Built on the open standard.

- Text standard
- We wrote the C2PA standard for labeling text, published January 8, 2026, and co-chair its task force.
- Formats
- 75+ formats you can sign and verify. 20 of them pass the C2PA Conformance ProgramC2PA Conformance Program: The C2PA's test that checks a product builds and reads labels the way the standard says before it is listed as conforming..
Create. Mark. Endure.
Sign your next article, then your archive, and keep a dated record of what you published.