Visitor gallery & studio
Explore images made here, inspect their signatures, or create a piece of your own.
Preparing your artwork…
Safety checks happen before generation and again before an image is shown. You can return to this browser later.
CRYPTOGRAPHIC RECEIPT
Your image, signed
- Creator key
- Image SHA-256
Private images expire after seven days. Shared images remain in the gallery until you withdraw them or the site owner removes them. Download your image and proof to keep your own copy.
Your creator key & saved artworks
The private key stays in this browser. Clearing browser data loses access unless you keep a backup. This proves control of a key—not a real-world identity, copyright, or exclusive ownership of an AI image.
A key backup is private: anyone holding it can control your gallery entries. Keep it somewhere secure.
VISITOR ARTWORK
Artwork
Image & receipt
Checked locally in your browser against this site’s signing key.
- Image bytes
- Site signature
- Creator signature
This links the image to a creator key. It does not verify a person’s identity or legal ownership.
Try changing the evidence
Change one byte in a temporary copy of the image file. The original artwork stays untouched. Even this tiny change should fail the signed hash check.
Tap a bit to flip it. Each switch is part of the same byte.
These are encoded file bytes, not pixels. The image may look identical—or stop decoding—while its fingerprint changes. Nothing is uploaded.
- Signed image hash
- Test copy hash
The test copy matches the signed original.
Receipt details
- Artwork ID
- Created
- Model
- Creator fingerprint
The public receipt contains signatures and a salted prompt commitment. It never includes the prompt.
Visitor gallery
Images shared by visitors. Every image has a verifiable receipt. Prompts stay private.
What does the proof verify?
The site signs the image’s SHA-256 hash, creation time, model and your creator public key. Your browser also signs a one-time creation request. Verification checks both signatures and the image bytes against this website’s signing key.
The receipt contains a salted commitment to the prompt, not the prompt itself. It establishes a link between a key and a creation request. It does not certify a person’s identity or legal ownership.