One-line install
A single <script> tag activates Eye on every Capture-registered asset on the page. No manual tagging, no config, no rebuild.
Widget
Drop a single script tag onto your site and every Capture-registered asset gets a small "verified" badge that opens a full provenance panel — creator, time, location, edit history, licensing terms, and an x402 endpoint for AI agents.
What is Capture Eye?
Capabilities
A single <script> tag activates Eye on every Capture-registered asset on the page. No manual tagging, no config, no rebuild.
Visitors verify content authenticity without leaving the page. Opens a panel showing creator DID, capture time, GPS, and a chain of cryptographic edits.
For each asset, Eye also surfaces the x402 licensing endpoint — so AI agents can discover and pay for content in the same widget.
Customise colours, position, and copy through CSS variables. Open-source — fork it if you need full control.
Who it's for
Show readers that every photo has been verified end-to-end. Earn trust during deepfake-driven news cycles.
Museums and libraries display full provenance alongside scanned artefacts. Researchers can link straight to on-chain attestations.
Buyers see full edit history, licensing tiers, and compliance evidence inline — no separate page needed.
Quick start
<!-- Add Capture Eye to your site (one tag, anywhere in the body) -->
<script
src="https://eye.captureapp.xyz/capture-eye.bundled.js"
async>
</script>
<!-- Any image registered with Capture is automatically detected -->
<img src="/photo.jpg" alt="Verified">
Eye reads C2PA credentials from the file and ERC-7053 records from the chain. No metadata changes needed on your side.
Built on open standards
Frequently asked
No. The widget is lazy-loaded — it activates only when an image enters the viewport, and it ships as a small (~63KB gzipped) self-contained bundle. Lighthouse scores are unaffected.
It silently does nothing on unregistered images — they continue to display normally. Eye only shows the badge when it finds a valid C2PA credential or ERC-7053 record. You can mix registered and unregistered media on the same page without surprises.
Capture Eye verifies signatures cryptographically in the user's browser using the official C2PA validation library. The on-chain check is a public RPC call to the Numbers Mainnet — anyone can independently reproduce both checks with open tools.
Yes. Capture Eye is open source and has no usage caps. Capture earns revenue when visitors or AI agents purchase licenses through the x402 endpoints surfaced by Eye — a "free widget, paid licensing" business model.