Publishing platforms
What TikTok, Meta, YouTube, Google and LinkedIn do to Content Credentials on upload, what they label, and what they limit.
What Google Search and Google Ads do with Content Credentials
Search's About this image reads C2PA metadata; Ads shows How this ad was made, automatic for Google's tools and self-declared otherwise. Read 12 Oct 2026.
Last reviewed 12 October 2026
What LinkedIn does with Content Credentials
LinkedIn shows a C2PA icon on images and video with Content Credentials, naming the issuer, the app and whether AI was used. Read 12 Oct 2026.
Last reviewed 12 October 2026
What Meta does with Content Credentials and the AI Info label
Meta's AI Info label comes from C2PA and IPTC signals or self-disclosure; realistic AI video and audio must be labelled, images need not. Read 12 Oct 2026.
Last reviewed 12 October 2026
What TikTok does with Content Credentials and AI labels
TikTok auto-labels uploads carrying Content Credentials and requires creators to label realistic AI content or risk removal. Read 12 Oct 2026.
Last reviewed 12 October 2026
What YouTube does with Content Credentials and altered-content labels
YouTube requires disclosure of realistic synthetic content, auto-labels uploads with C2PA metadata, and does not penalise disclosure. Read 12 Oct 2026.
Last reviewed 12 October 2026