Transparency Labels (Art. 50)
Visual labeling of all AI-generated content on your website via Visual Editor. Text, images, videos and audio are clearly marked as AI-generated — immediately visible to your visitors.
AIActify supports you with the EU AI Act transparency obligations — from visual labeling to machine-readable metadata to immutable audit logs. A single JavaScript snippet is all you need.
Visual labeling of all AI-generated content on your website via Visual Editor. Text, images, videos and audio are clearly marked as AI-generated — immediately visible to your visitors.
Machine-readable labeling with Schema.org CreativeWork markup and IPTC-compliant metadata. Search engines and authorities can automatically identify AI content.
Every action is logged with timestamp, user ID and cryptographic hash. Blockchain-like integrity verification. Export as JSON/CSV for authority audits.
Detection and alerting of prohibited AI practices on your website: dark patterns, manipulative interfaces, social scoring and emotion recognition.
Warning for personal data in AI forms. Real-time detection of names, emails, phone numbers and addresses in AI input fields.
Mark and manage AI content intuitively with mouse clicks directly on your website. No code needed — anyone on your team can label content as AI-generated.
Reads authoritative provenance markers (C2PA manifest, IPTC Digital Source Type) directly from images and videos – a solid "AI-generated" signal instead of guessing. Ready for interoperable provider detection (from 2027).
Copy a single line of JavaScript into your website's <head>. Compatible with WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Next.js and all other platforms.
Use the visual editor or API to label AI-generated content. AIActify scans and highlights images, text and videos.
AIActify automatically creates immutable audit logs, Schema.org metadata and robust documentation for authority audits.
The AI labeling obligation (Art. 50) applies from 2 August 2026. Start implementing now – in just 2 minutes.
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