HALLMARK.AI — Invisible Watermarks That Survive AI Regeneration, Screenshot, and Re-Upload for Images and Video
Invisible Watermark
The Difference Is
Hidden
The Trace Is
Permanent
Built for the People
Whose Work Gets Taken
Three jobs the same signature does — for the people who make the work, the people who need to verify it, and the people who have to enforce it.
Photographers & Artists
Watermark every exported image before publishing. If a client, aggregator, or AI model uses it without credit, upload the suspect copy to the Check page. The system returns your identity and a confidence score — admissible evidence for a DMCA takedown.
Newsrooms & Fact-checkers
Paste any viral image or clip into the verification API. Get back, in seconds: registered by whom, when, and modified how. Built for the speed of a breaking story — no account, no upload of the source asset required.
Legal Teams & Publishers
Distribute uniquely watermarked copies to each recipient. If a leak occurs, the extracted 256-bit ID traces the file back to the exact source. The pixel-level embedding means metadata stripping — the most common defense — is irrelevant.
Every Minute,
The Internet Makes More
Your authentic asset competes for attention against an enormous, growing tide of generated and re-uploaded media. Provenance only works if it survives that tide.
Every entry above is a signature we issued. Yours could be next.
What Creators
Have Been Saying
Quotes pulled from public posts, articles, and court filings about AI scraping and the limits of visible watermarks. Each card links to its source.
“A watermark must be visible enough for a client to see it, but anything a human can see, AI can detect and remove.”
“A photo thief has no way of knowing if your images do or don't have an invisible watermark on them, so it's an easy way to catch photo thieves who think clearing the metadata is enough to erase the tracing of ownership.”
“Empowering people with knowledge of when they're interacting with AI-generated media can play an important role in helping prevent the spread of misinformation.”
“I have never been asked. I have never been credited. I have never been compensated one penny — and that's for the use of almost the entirety of my work.”