Trust before you decide
About ImgAuth
ImgAuth helps people review images and documents for signs of tampering, forgery, or AI-generated manipulation.
We built it for users who need a fast second opinion before trusting a certificate, invoice, screenshot, receipt, or portrait.
Why we built ImgAuth
Digital files are easy to edit, repost, and reshare. For most people, it is hard to know when an image, screenshot, or document has been changed in a way that matters.
ImgAuth exists to give individuals a low-friction way to review suspicious files before they rely on them for study, work, payments, or identity checks.
What problem are we solving?
When a file affects trust, money, or identity, users need more than a guess. They need a fast visual review that helps them spot suspicious edits and decide whether to investigate further.
What ImgAuth actually does
ImgAuth is built for image and document review workflows where users want a quick signal, visual evidence, and a clear next step.
Review documents, certificates, invoices, receipts, screenshots, and portraits for visible tampering signals.
Highlight suspicious regions with heatmap-style evidence to support a faster human review.
Help users decide when a file needs a second check before they trust or share it.
How we handle trust signals
This page only highlights facts users can verify elsewhere on the site. If you want more detail, the support, privacy, and terms pages should say the same thing.
- •Support is available by email at service@imgauth.com.
- •The registered office address is listed publicly for legal correspondence.
- •Privacy Policy and Terms pages explain data handling, payments, and account controls.
- •New users can start with free credits before committing to a paid plan.
Public contact and policy facts
When people use ImgAuth
The product is useful when a single file could change your decision and you want a quick review before you trust it.
Use case 1
Students checking a certificate, screenshot, or shared image before relying on it.
Use case 2
Job seekers or recruiters reviewing resumes, certificates, and supporting files.
Use case 3
Buyers and sellers double-checking receipts, proofs, or listing images in online transactions.
Use case 4
Operators reviewing invoices, claim evidence, or compliance documents for suspicious edits.
Have an image or document you want to check?
Start with a real file, review the tampering result, and decide whether the document needs a deeper check.
Need help first? Email service@imgauth.com.