Visible labels
Are AI-generated or AI-edited texts, images or media clearly marked where a visitor can see it?
AI transparency
Is your website ready to explain AI-generated content?
Run a quick first check before a deeper EU AI Act transparency review. The tool looks for visible labels, policy signals, Content Credentials hints and pages that may need attention.
Quick report
Check AI-content transparency signals
Paste a website address. The quick report does not prove whether content was generated by AI, but it shows whether the site is prepared to disclose it clearly.
Transparency score
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What is checked
A practical first report before heavier compliance work.
The quick report is intentionally conservative: it looks for public transparency signals and tells where a human audit is needed.
Policy and responsibility
Does the site explain editorial responsibility, AI use, privacy and how visitors can contact the publisher?
Content credentials
The scanner samples public images and checks for obvious Content Credentials or C2PA hints where possible.
Report criteria
What a detailed AI transparency report covers
Content inventory
Which pages and media types may contain AI-created or AI-edited content.
Disclosure wording
Whether labels are understandable, visible and close enough to the content.
Metadata and credentials
Whether images or publishing workflow can support Content Credentials / C2PA later.
Publishing workflow
How new AI-assisted content should be reviewed and labeled before publication.
Risk priority
What is already fine, what needs attention and what requires action first.
Implementation roadmap
A realistic next step: text labels now, CMS workflow next, technical credentials later.