InverityProof of ownership that survives redistribution.
Signet embeds an imperceptible forensic watermark, built into the Epiron codec, that stays readable after recompression, resizing, screenshots, and neural recompression. When your image travels, the proof travels with it, in the pixels.
Once an image is out there, proving it is yours is nearly impossible.
Metadata is stripped on the first upload. A visible watermark protects the image by ruining it, so nobody uses one on the work that matters. And the moment your image is screenshotted, recompressed, or run through someone else’s pipeline, every trace of ownership you set is usually gone.
So when your work turns up somewhere it should not be, you are left asserting ownership with nothing to back it. You need a mark that is invisible to viewers, survives the trip through other people’s systems, and can be recovered as proof.
Mark it once. The proof rides in the pixels.
Signet runs on the same connector layer as the Neural Media Orchestrator. As assets flow through your pipeline, Signet embeds an imperceptible mark, built into the Epiron codec, that is designed to survive the transformations that strip ordinary metadata. Later, that mark can be detected to establish ownership.
Signet is one layer of the Provenance suite. Aegis declares your do-not-train preference, Attest proves origin with a signed credential, and Signet proves ownership with a mark that survives redistribution.
Invisible to viewers, readable to you
Imperceptible
The mark is invisible to viewers and built into the Epiron codec, so you protect the image without degrading the thing you are protecting.
Survives recompression
Stays readable through JPEG and WebP recompression, the transformations that erase ordinary metadata.
Survives redistribution
Holds through resizing, screenshots, and even neural recompression, the journey a redistributed image actually takes.
Robust under attack
Reads 0.84 on an aggressive crop where the open baseline TrustMark reads 0.00, and about 1.0 on rotation versus 0.63. Detection score, higher is better.
Works across your connectors
Apply the mark as assets move through your DAM, CMS, or store, on the same connector layer the orchestrator already uses.
Part of the Provenance suite
Stacks with Aegis (do-not-train signal) and Attest (signed provenance) for consent, origin, and ownership in one line.
By the numbers
- 0.84 detection on an aggressive crop, where the open baseline TrustMark reads 0.00
- About 1.0 on rotation, versus 0.63 for the baseline
- Detection score, higher is better; TrustMark is the open baseline
- Designed to survive JPEG and WebP recompression, resizing, screenshots, and neural recompression
Protect the image without ruining it
A watermark that damages the image is no protection, because you will not use it on the work that matters. Signet stays imperceptible, so you get ownership proof on every asset, not just the ones you were willing to deface.
And because it survives the transformations that strip metadata, it is proof that holds up after your image has traveled.
Questions worth answering straight.
Is the watermark visible?
No. Signet is imperceptible to viewers and built into the Epiron codec, so it protects the image without changing how it looks.
Does it survive screenshots and recompression?
That is the point. It is designed to survive JPEG and WebP recompression, resizing, screenshots, and neural recompression, and reads 0.84 on an aggressive crop where the open baseline reads 0.00.
Is this the same as a C2PA credential?
No. Attest is a signed record that travels alongside the file and can be stripped. Signet lives in the pixels and survives redistribution. Use both: the record when it is intact, the mark when it is not.
Does it change how my image looks?
No. The mark is imperceptible. You get proof of ownership without a visible stamp or visible quality loss.
Which platforms support it?
Signet applies its mark through the Inverity connectors. Tell us your stack, a DAM, a CMS, or a store, and we will confirm the exact path for your setup.
Prove it is yours, wherever it ends up
Tell us your stack and we will show you how Signet marks and verifies across it.