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Prove Your Photo is Real

Being accused of using AI when your work is authentic? In 2025, genuine creators need proof. Get blockchain certification that silences the doubters.

Certify Your Work Now

3 free certifications. Permanent proof of authenticity.

The Growing Problem

AI art has become so good that real photographers are being accused of faking their work. This damages careers and destroys trust.

Sound Familiar?

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"That looks AI-generated" - Comments dismissing your hard work as fake.

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Rejected submissions - Contests and galleries suspicious of authentic entries.

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Lost clients - Potential buyers doubting the authenticity of your portfolio.

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Copyright disputes - Needing to prove you actually created your work.

In photography forums and social media, "is this AI?" has become the most common question. Even award-winning photographers face accusations. The problem will only get worse—unless you have proof.

The Solution

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AI Detection Analysis

Our AI models analyze your image and confirm it's not AI-generated. Get a confidence score that proves your work is authentic human creation.

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Blockchain Proof

Your authenticity verification is permanently recorded on the blockchain. Unforgeable, tamper-proof evidence that exists forever.

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Timestamp Evidence

Prove when your photo existed. Establish priority over copiers and demonstrate original creation date.

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Shareable Verification

Get a unique verification link to share with clients, galleries, and skeptics. One click proves your work is real.

Who Needs Proof of Authenticity?

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Photographers

Protect your portfolio from AI accusations. Prove every shot is genuinely captured.

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Digital Artists

Show your creative work is human-made. Stand out from AI-generated content.

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Competition Entrants

Pre-certify entries before submission. Avoid disqualification from AI suspicion.

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Professional Creators

Build client trust with verified authenticity. Justify premium pricing for real work.

Why Creators Trust CHECKHC

"After being accused of using AI on a landscape photo I spent days planning and hiking to capture, I knew I needed proof. Now I certify everything before posting."

Landscape Photographer
Professional Creator

"A contest almost rejected my entry because they thought it was AI. I showed them my CHECKHC certification and won second place. Proof matters."

Portrait Photographer
Competition Winner

Silence the Doubters Forever

Get proof that your work is authentically yours. Certify before you publish.

Prove Your Work is Real

3 free certifications • Instant blockchain proof

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does certification prove my photo isn't AI? +
Our AI detection models analyze your image for patterns characteristic of AI generation. When your photo passes this analysis, we create a blockchain certificate stating the image was analyzed and found to be consistent with human-created photography. This proof is permanent and verifiable.
What if my photo fails the AI detection? +
Some heavily edited or post-processed images may trigger false positives. If you believe the result is incorrect, we provide detailed analysis scores to help you understand the assessment. You can also reach out for manual review in edge cases.
Should I certify before or after posting? +
Before. Certifying before you post establishes the earliest possible timestamp and proves the image existed with its authenticity verified at that moment. This is stronger proof than certifying after accusations arise.
How do I share my proof with skeptics? +
Each certification generates a unique verification link. Share this link and anyone can verify your certification is genuine. The link shows the analysis results, timestamp, and blockchain proof—all independently verifiable.
Will this help with copyright disputes? +
Yes. The blockchain timestamp proves when your image was certified. If someone copies your work, you have cryptographic proof that your version existed first. This documentation has been used successfully in copyright disputes.