C2PA supported devices, cameras, and software in 2026
The official list of every major camera, phone, app, and platform currently supporting C2PA Content Credentials.
Last updated
May 4, 2026
Leica
Hardware-level signing from Leica cameras
| Model | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| M11-P | Live | The world's first camera with built-in Content Credentials, using a dedicated hardware chip to sign images at the moment of capture. |
| M11-D | Live | The second Leica camera to integrate C2PA-compliant authenticity technology, continuing the focus on verifiable provenance. |
| SL3 | Not Supported | Does not support C2PA. Leica has stated that firmware-only solutions do not meet its security standards for encryption. |
Sony
Support added through authenticated camera workflows
| Model | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Alpha 1 (a1) | Live | C2PA support added via firmware update (Ver. 2.00), enabling in-camera digital signatures to authenticate images. |
| Alpha 9 III (a9 III) | Live | Support for C2PA image authenticity was included in a firmware update (Ver. 2.00). |
| Alpha 7S III (a7S III) | Live | Firmware update (Ver. 3.00) brought Sony's Camera Authenticity Solution to this model. |
| Alpha 7 IV (a7 IV) | Live | Gained C2PA support through a firmware update (Ver. 3.00), embedding provenance metadata directly into files. |
Nikon
Includes announced and suspended authenticity support
| Model | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Z9 | Not Supported | Nikon showed a Z9 provenance prototype in 2022, but Nikon's current Authenticity Service still publicly lists only the Z6III as compatible; no public Z9 rollout is documented as of May 4, 2026. |
| Z6 III | Live | Supports Nikon Authenticity Service with C2PA Content Credentials; Nikon says Z6III compatibility is live as of August 27, 2025 and requires Nikon Imaging Cloud plus current firmware. |
Canon
Native support in flagship pro mirrorless bodies
| Model | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| EOS R1 | Live | Supports C2PA content authentication, initially available for registered news agencies to verify image authenticity from capture. |
| EOS R5 Mark II | Live | Firmware update added C2PA support, embedding verifiable metadata to help combat misinformation. |
Fujifilm
GFX and X series support
| Model | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| GFX100S II | Live | Reported to have C2PA support for embedding content provenance information. |
| X-T50 | Live | Reported to be a C2PA-compliant device, allowing creators to attach authenticity data to their images. |
Samsung
C2PA support arriving through Galaxy devices and AI workflows
| Model | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Galaxy S25 Series | Live | The industry's first smartphone lineup to natively support C2PA Content Credentials, initially for images created or edited with Galaxy AI. |
| Galaxy Devices (via Gallery App) | Live | A Gallery app update is rolling out Content Credentials support to more Galaxy devices, showing a 'CR' icon for details on AI edits. |
Pixel camera provenance support is on the roadmap
| Model | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Pixel 10 | Live | Google says Pixel 10 is the first phone with C2PA Content Credentials across every photo created by Pixel Camera; Google Photos can also display credentials. |
Adobe
Photoshop
Content Credentials applied during edits.
Lightroom / Classic / Mobile
Attach and preserve credentials on export.
Premiere Pro
Credentials support for video workflows.
Firefly
Auto-embeds credentials in AI-generated assets.
Adobe Stock & Behance
Displays and preserves credentials with assets.
Content Authenticity (Beta)
Standalone tooling for applying and inspecting credentials.
Other Platforms
ChatGPT / OpenAI
C2PA credentials embedded in generated images.
Google Photos
Displays C2PA metadata for compatible images.
LinkedIn
Shows Content Credentials on supported feed images.
Cloudinary
C2PA in media management and delivery workflows.
Stability AI / Google Gemini
Generative AI tools with manifest support.
Credentials can be stripped when images are screenshotted, re-saved, or uploaded through unsupported platforms.