Protection module beta · 250 places

Protect your photos before AI changes them.

AI can now manipulate an image in seconds. PikSign Protect helps preserve the authenticity of your original photos — before manipulation happens.

Built by the team behind PikSign Detect Consent-first by design
The problem

Every image can now be manipulated.

The tools to convincingly alter a photo are free, instant, and everywhere. Most people don't realise it's already happening.

See it for yourself

The same photo, quietly rewritten.

Drag to compare an original image with an AI-manipulated version. The change is seamless — and that's the point.

OriginalAI-manipulated

Illustrative scene. Real manipulations are typically indistinguishable to the human eye.

How it works

Protection that travels with your photo.

Core capabilities

One trust layer, four jobs.

Protection module beta early access

Be one of the first 250 users.

Register now to reserve a beta place. When the PikSign Protect protection module is ready, we'll email every registered user a private access link.

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The roadmap

Where PikSign Protect is headed.

Questions

The essentials.

Every image can now be manipulated.
Not every image should be.

Register for one of 250 protection-module beta places.

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Why image trust matters

When any photo can be changed, every photo is in question.

For a century, a photograph carried a quiet authority. Generative AI removed it — not for a few images, but for all of them at once.

The barrier to convincingly altering an image has collapsed. What once took a skilled editor hours now takes anyone a sentence and a few seconds. A shirt colour, a face, a location, a document number, an entire fabricated event — all editable, all seamless, all free.

The consequence isn't just fake images. It's the erosion of trust in real ones. When any photo could be altered, a genuine photo loses its power to prove anything — and the people in photos have had no way to push back.

The people this affects

  • Individuals and families — everyday photos re-used or altered without consent.
  • Creators and public figures — reputations shaped by images they never made.
  • Journalists and researchers — evidence that can no longer be taken at face value.
  • Anyone targeted by fabricated imagery — where a convincing fake does real harm.

A different approach

Most responses to this problem work after the fact — detecting a fake once it exists, or labelling where an image came from. Both matter. But PikSign Protect asks a different question: what if the photo itself could resist being convincingly edited in the first place?

That's the trust layer we're building. The protection module will first be released as a limited beta so early users can try it before public launch.

Technology overview

A trust layer for images, built in the open.

We're honest about what this is: early, promising, and under active research. Here's the shape of it, without the hype.

Prevention

Protect the image before it's shared.

You apply protection to a photo before it goes out into the world. Once protected, mainstream AI editing tools can't produce a convincing alteration of it. The protection stays with the image — it holds even after it's re-shared.

Provenance

Prove an image is your original.

Each protected image can be registered and signed, designed to align with open provenance standards (Content Credentials / C2PA) — so you can always demonstrate the authentic version.

Honesty

No silver bullets. We publish what we cover.

AI tools change constantly, so we treat protection as something to be continuously tested — not a one-time guarantee. Coverage across major AI image editors is expanding, and we'll be candid with beta users about its limits.

Principles

How we build.

Protection module beta

Reserve your PikSign Protect early access.

Registration is limited to 250 people. Everyone registered will receive a private access link when the beta is ready.

Who it is for

People who need trustworthy images.

Creators, professionals, and individuals can register. Places are reserved in registration order.

Register for Early Access

Limited to 250 unique registrations.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Straight answers. If something's missing, ask us.

Contact

Talk to us.

Choose what fits — we route it to the right person.

Direct

hello@piksign.com
WhatsApp: +91 96748 12345
PikSign · Hyderabad, India

Live image detection

Detect image manipulation.

Upload one image for a quick forensic verdict, supporting signals, metadata findings, and heatmaps when available.

Choose or drop an image JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, TIFF, HEIC · up to 20 MB

Your image is sent to PikSign's live detection service for this scan. Only upload content you own or are authorised to scan.

Your verdict appears here

Choose an image, then run forensic detection.

Protection module beta

Register for early access

Only 250 registrations are available. Four short steps, about two minutes.

Your email

We'll send your registration code and future beta link here.

About you

These details will be saved with your early-access registration.

Why do you want access?

Choose the one that fits best.

A little more

How often do you use AI image tools?

No image upload is required. When the beta is ready, we'll email your private protection-module access link.

You're registered for beta early access.

A confirmation email with your six-digit early-access code has been sent.

Early-access code
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Legal

Privacy Policy

Last updated: July 2026. Plain-language summary first, full terms below.

In short

We collect only what we need to manage beta early access and image detection. We don't sell your data. Images are processed only when you choose to scan or protect them, and you can contact us about deletion. You stay in control.

What we collect

Registration details you provide (name, email, country, profession, reason for joining, AI-tool usage, and generated early-access code), basic analytics about how the site is used, images you choose to scan with public detection, and — after beta access is available and only if you choose — images you submit for protection.

How we use it

To reserve your beta place, send your confirmation and access link, operate the protection module, communicate with you, and improve the technology. We do not sell your personal information or your images.

Your images

Images submitted for public detection are sent to PikSign's detection service to return a forensic result. Images you later submit for protection are processed to provide that service. Only upload images you own or are authorised to scan; contact us to ask about retention or request deletion.

Your rights

  • Access, correct, or delete your data.
  • Withdraw from beta early access at any time.
  • Contact us at hello@piksign.com for any privacy request.

This summary is provided for beta early access and is not legal advice. Final terms will be published before public launch.

Legal

Terms of Participation

Last updated: July 2026.

Protection module beta early access

PikSign Protect beta early access is limited to 250 registered users. Beta features are experimental and may change, pause, or be withdrawn. We make no guarantee that protection will prevent every possible manipulation.

Acceptable use

You agree to protect only images you own or have permission to use. You may not use the beta to process content that is unlawful, or that depicts other people without their consent.

Access

Registering reserves a place on the beta waitlist. A private protection-module access link will be sent to the registered email address when the beta is ready.

Changes

We'll notify registered beta users of material changes to these terms by email. Continued participation after a change constitutes acceptance.

These terms are provided for beta early access and are not legal advice. Final terms will be published before public launch.

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