Label AI images per AI Act art. 50: visible badges, IPTC/XMP metadata inside the files, a catalog scanner with a review queue and a compliance registry with CSV export.
Article 50 of the EU AI Act applies from 2 August 2026: photorealistic images generated or manipulated by artificial intelligence must carry a disclosure visible to the customer. Marketplaces go further — Allegro already requires AI-image marking from every seller. Missing disclosures risk fines and delisted offers.
The AI Content Marking module closes that obligation in a single tool: you mark images (one by one, per whole product or in bulk by category), and your store shows a clear label on listings and on the gallery, embeds machine-readable IPTC/XMP metadata into the JPEG files themselves and publishes a schema.org JSON-LD marker for search engines. A scanner sweeps your existing catalog, and a compliance registry documents who decided what and when.
A flag on the product tile in listings (right next to the native New and Sale flags), an overlay badge on the gallery photo itself, and a full disclosure sentence under the buy button. Three layers, each switched on separately.
The module embeds the IPTC DigitalSourceType marker (XMP) into the JPEG source and every thumbnail. The disclosure then travels with the photo beyond your store — to marketplaces, price comparison sites and social media.
It searches image files for AI traces: the XMP marker, C2PA content credentials and generator signatures (Midjourney, DALL-E, Adobe Firefly, Stable Diffusion and more). Every hit tells you on what basis it was flagged.
Scanner hits wait in a review queue as pending and never reach the storefront until you confirm them. Confirm or dismiss with one click straight from the list, without a page reload.
Colour presets, your own background and text colours, or a "theme styles" mode in which the module imposes nothing and the label looks exactly like your theme's native flags. Badge position and texts are configurable per language.
The full history: what was marked, by whom, when and on what basis. CSV export plus live statistics — ready-made proof of due diligence if anyone ever asks.
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