Check whether capture time, location and photo content match the Timeprint record
To verify a photo, choose one with a Timeprint photo code along the side.
JPG, PNG or WebP · Up to 50 MB · Short side ≥ 400 px, long side ≤ 5000 px · Aspect ratio ≤ 4:1. Keep the full photo and photo code.
Starting verification uploads your photo to Timeprint for comparison with its capture record. The result link includes the photo and capture information; share it only with people who need to review it.
Timeprint automatically calibrates capture time using trusted network time. Manually changing the phone’s clock cannot change the real capture time recorded by Timeprint. Timeprint uses accurate positioning and prohibits virtual locations from being used to falsify the capture location, protecting the authenticity of capture records.
A photo code only shows its capture record. Upload the photo to verify whether the current image matches that record.
If AI or editing tools have changed the time, location, photo content or background, verification compares the information it can check with the original record. When a difference is found, the report identifies the checks that did not pass. Workers can submit records with supporting evidence, and managers can review them with greater confidence.
No. Missing evidence is different from a detected mismatch. Some photo details could not be read. Upload a clear, uncropped Timeprint photo. Check the results below. Items without enough information have not passed verification.
Timeprint · Photo Verification
Timeprint automatically calibrates capture time using trusted network time. Manually changing the phone’s clock cannot change the real capture time recorded by Timeprint. Timeprint uses accurate positioning and prohibits virtual locations from being used to falsify the capture location, protecting the authenticity of capture records.
A photo with a photo code lets you look up its original capture time and location. You can also upload it to compare its time, location and image with the original record.
If AI or editing tools have changed the time, location, photo content or background, verification compares the information it can check with the original record. When a difference is found, the report identifies the checks that did not pass. Workers can submit records with supporting evidence, and managers can review them with greater confidence.
