Adobe Firefly AI-modified image sample report
FauxScan classified this coffee image as AI-modified because verified Adobe Firefly Content Credentials identify algorithmic media involvement. The result should be treated as an edited or generated derivative, not an untouched camera original.
- What FauxScan found
- The scan found valid embedded C2PA credentials, Adobe Firefly generator and signer data, missing camera metadata, residual texture findings, frequency artifacts, and no clear sensor-pattern evidence.
- C2PA and provenance
- C2PA was present, embedded, and valid. The provenance record names Adobe Firefly, Adobe Inc., and a trained-algorithmic-media source type.
- Metadata
- No EXIF camera metadata was present. Without camera make, model, or capture context, the provenance record becomes the main source of origin evidence.
- Why it matters
- This sample helps reviewers distinguish AI-modified content from purely AI-generated content and from ordinary camera-origin photos that have simply been exported or recompressed.
- Limitations
- The report does not show the exact edited region or prove the edit's purpose. Residual and frequency signals support review, but the signed provenance record is the strongest evidence.