Transparency tools for AI product photos and website images.
One toolkit for deployers — label product photos on Shopify & WordPress, audit any website, or burn labels into creatives for email and ads.
Visible AI labels on product photos — no theme code.
- Theme app extension / plugin
- AI-generated / AI-altered presets
- EU icon templates
- Compliance Hub & audit log
- Multilingual badges
Scan, classify, and disclose AI images across your whole site with one script.
- Add URL → verify email → free scan
- Image registry & classification history
- Versioned disclosure manifest
- Lightweight badge script — no per-page edits
Merge a visible AI label into the image pixels for email, ads, social, and PDFs.
- Client-side in the browser
- AI generated / AI modified presets
- Label travels with the file
- Credits never expire
Three tools. One job — clear disclosure at first exposure.
Article 50 distinguishes providers (AI tools that create images) from deployers (merchants or agencies who publish them). Our toolkit helps deployers show visible, text-first labels where people actually see the content — on the storefront, across a full website, or inside off-site creatives.
Built for two audiences
- Help clients prepare Article 50 workflows
- Partnership demo: revenue share, multi-store setup
- Roll out one disclosure standard across accounts
- You're usually the deployer when you publish
- Label product photos or scan your whole site
- Start free, upgrade when volume grows
Knowledge hub
Practical, source-anchored notes for merchants and agencies — not legal advice.
Article 50 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 introduces transparency obligations for providers and deployers of certain AI systems. For deployers who publish AI-generated or manipulated visual content, the visible disclosure duties apply from 2 August 2026.
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Free tiers · No theme code for Shopify · Not legal advice