Stop the slop, know the source.

In the age of AI slop, it’s getting harder to know what’s real. SourceSeal is a digital seal that shows where media came from, giving viewers a way to verify its source before trusting or sharing it.

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Enter the code printed on a seal, or scan the QR code with your camera.

Example SourceSeal showing a QR code, SourceSeal identifier, AI use declaration, and AI training restriction.

For viewers

Verify the source.

Viewers use the seal to get more context about the media. Check the source and contribute to discussion about misinformation or AI usage.

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For creators

Protect your work.

Discourage unauthorized use of your work in training AI models with an explicit label and SourceSeal's AI training poisoning system.
Protect the misuse of your image and likeness from deepfakes. Audiences can verify media came from you by just checking the seal.
Ensure you get credit for your work when your media is shared with an easily tracable seal back to you.
SourceSeal serves as an additional backup by saving both the sealed and unsealed version.

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For public figures and organizations

Protect your public communications.

Important updates, public statements, emergency notices, and official announcements are easy to fake or copy out of context. A visible seal lets viewers check the original media source before trusting or resharing a clip discouraging misinformation.

A public figure speaking at a podium, used as an illustrative verification example.

About SourceSeal

From a source you can trust.

SourceSeal is developed and run by Jay from the YouTube channel Jays Tech Vault, with over 225,000 subscribers and 53M views. Jay has a master's degree in Computer Engineering from North Carolina State University.

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