Notarized Origin Certificate

Verify how content was created anytime, anywhere.

Certificates issued

What is NOC?

Provenance is the verified history of a piece of content — who made it, when, and how. As AI-generated media becomes indistinguishable from human work, provenance is no longer optional. A Notarized Origin Certificate gives creators a permanent, tamper-evident record that travels with their work.

When you submit a file, NOC embeds an invisible watermark and a visible seal into the file, then issues a signed certificate. The watermark encodes a unique identifier that survives compression and re-upload. Even after platforms strip metadata, the watermark remains — anyone can upload a screenshot or paste a URL into NOC Verify to retrieve the original certificate.

Your certificate is anchored on a public blockchain and cannot be altered or deleted. The NOC Kit includes this notarizer, a verify tool, and publisher resources — everything needed to certify your content, verify others’, and share permanent proof of origin.


Drop your file here, or click to select JPEG · PNG · WebP · MP4 · MOV · Each file can only be notarized once

Provenance is determined automatically from the file's embedded origin data. Files without embedded origin data are listed as origin unknown.

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About this field

This name appears on the public certificate. It can be your real name, a byline, or a pseudonym — whatever you want attached to this content. Your device and location data are stripped before notarizing and never stored.

What to write

Describe the subject, setting, and moment — who or what is shown, where, and when. For example: "Protesters gathered outside the federal courthouse on the afternoon of March 12, 2026, holding signs calling for press freedom reforms."

This description is embedded in your certificate and travels with the content even after platforms strip metadata. It appears on the certificate page and in all verification results. Maximum 500 characters.

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