Deklarium reads every image in your Shopify catalogue, finds the AI generated ones, proves it, and puts the notice in your storefront with one switch. Thousands of images, one afternoon, no spreadsheet.
From a full catalogue to a labelled product page: what the app checks, what it finds where others find nothing, and what your customers end up seeing. Thirty seconds.
30 seconds · with sound · German and English
Generators write a signed C2PA record into the file. Shopify's CDN deletes it when it converts the image for your storefront. Every tool that reads the delivered image comes back empty.
Deklarium asks Shopify for the file you originally uploaded. The signature is still in there. That is why it comes back with a name, a timestamp and a valid signature where others report nothing.
No bare verdict you have to trust. Deklarium says which signature it found, which field it came from, or why the image analysis reached its conclusion. You can read it, check it, and defend it later.
And you always have the last word. Overrule any finding with one click, and take that decision back just as easily.
Turn on the theme extension and the notice appears on the product pages of the images you marked. No theme code, no developer, no copy and paste into a thousand descriptions.
Wording, tooltip and position are yours, in German and in English. Switch it off again and it is gone from the storefront.
Export the state of every image: which product, which finding, on what basis, at what time, and whether the app or you decided. As a spreadsheet for your files, or as a printable document to hand over.
Scans run in the background. Close the tab, come back tomorrow, the run is where you left it.
Install from the App Store, press start. Deklarium works through the catalogue on its own.
Sort by finding, read the reasons, correct what you see differently. Bulk decisions for whole batches.
One switch in the theme editor. From then on new images are checked automatically as they arrive.
Reads signed provenance records and reports generator, time and whether the signature validates.
Reads the IPTC source field that many tools set even without a signature.
Where a file carries no trace at all, the picture itself gets assessed, with the reasoning in writing.
Identical files are matched by content fingerprint. The same image classified two ways gets flagged before you save.
Select many images in one dialogue, see each of them, decide for all at once.
When a product changes, its new images get checked without you starting anything.
Stop a scan, restart it later, it picks up where it stopped rather than starting over.
Interface, findings, report and storefront notice all exist in both languages.
The app reads product images and titles. It has no access to orders, customers or payments.
An image counts once a month no matter how often it is checked. An image analysis is only spent when a file carries neither a signature nor an IPTC field, so most stores stay well below the limit. Billed through Shopify, ends when you uninstall. Prices net.
No. The notice appears only after you switch on the theme extension, and you set the wording. Until then Deklarium only reads and records.
Because most tools read the image as your storefront delivers it, and Shopify's CDN drops the signature during conversion. Deklarium requests the originally uploaded file, where it is still intact.
Only when a file carries no metadata of its own and the picture itself has to be assessed. Images with a signature or an IPTC field are decided without being sent anywhere.
Images with metadata are decided in a fraction of a second. Only images without any trace go to analysis and take longer. A few thousand images typically finish while you do something else, and the run keeps going with the tab closed.
The subscription ends, the storefront notice disappears, and Shopify removes the findings stored on your products. Export the report first if you want to keep it.
The first 100 images are free. Most shop owners are surprised by the answer.
You land on Shopify and confirm the installation there. Your store address is the one in the browser when you are in your admin.
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