Sign, timestamp, and watermark any file you make: photo, video, audio, or script. When a copy travels without your name, the invisible mark still carries it, and Verify reads it back to you.
A screenshot. A re-encode. A repost through an app that drops your metadata. Plenty of places still strip the credit off your file, and once it is gone, a stranger's repost looks as much theirs as yours. Reconize puts your name somewhere a screenshot can't easily reach: inside the pixels and the audio itself.
Reconize watches the folder your camera, editor, or DAW exports into. It sits quietly in the background and uses next to nothing until a file lands.
Seconds after a file appears, a signed copy shows up next to it: open C2PA credentials in the file, an invisible watermark in the pixels or audio, your handle in the corner if you want it.
When your work shows up somewhere else, drop that copy into Verify. If the watermark survived, it reads back to you, even after a platform stripped the visible credit.
Same engine underneath. Here's what it means for the work you actually do.
Sign each photo with Content Credentials, embed an invisible watermark that survives re-compression, and add your visible handle in the corner. Anyone can check a copy and see who made it, and when.
An invisible watermark rides in your frames and audio and is built to survive re-encoding, plus signed credentials naming you. Batch-sign a folder, or point the watch folder at your exports and forget it.
Embed an inaudible watermark in your audio, sign it with your identity and an independent timestamp, and declare Do Not Train so that preference travels inside the file. When a clip circulates, Verify tells you whether it carries your mark.
Timestamp a script the moment you finish it, cryptographic and permanent. Send it out and each copy carries a custody mark, so if a draft surfaces where it shouldn't, you have a valid way to check which issued copy it was.
We built Reconize so an independent creator without an enterprise budget can protect real work, for real, for free. Verifying is always free and unlimited. Signing has a generous monthly allowance. You upgrade when you're working at professional scale, not before.
Reconize is evidence and attribution, not prevention. A watermark deters and attributes; it does not stop someone from copying your work. It's built to survive everyday reposting, compression, and re-encoding, but extreme cases like re-filming a screen or full AI regeneration can weaken it. What you get is strong evidence a file is yours, in an open standard anyone can check with free tools, forever.