AI-generated content labeling snippet

A visible label and a machine-readable hint you can attach to synthetic image, audio, video, or text. The preview is the short label set. The download adds C2PA / attribute notes and the artistic-work variant for Article 50(4). This is a drafting start, not a technical standard.

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When to use this file

You are the provider of a generative system (50(2) mark) and/or the deployer who publishes a deepfake or public-interest text (50(4) visible disclosure). Systems already on the market before 2 August 2026 have until 2 December 2026 for the 50(2) mark only.

On-page preview

## Visible labels

- Image / video / audio: “AI-generated [image/video/audio].”
- Deepfake of a real person: “This [image/video/audio] was artificially generated or manipulated.”
- Public-interest text: “This text was artificially generated or manipulated.”

## Markup hint

```html
<figure data-ai-generated="true">
  <img src="…" alt="AI-generated image: a product photo of a ceramic mug">
  <figcaption>AI-generated image</figcaption>
</figure>
```

The full download adds C2PA notes, the artistic-work variant, and the 2 December 2026 50(2) transition reminder.

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Questions teams ask

Is this C2PA?
The download mentions C2PA as one adequate technical means. Article 50(2) does not name a brand. Use an equivalently robust mark if you pick something else.
Do we label human-edited text?
If a person holds editorial responsibility after human review, the public-interest-text limb of 50(4) does not apply. The 50(2) provider mark may still apply to the generator’s raw output.

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Official text wins. Last checked 2026-10-11. This page is educational product guidance, not legal advice. It is not a readiness report, not an engineering gap analysis of your systems, and not a determination that any product meets a legal duty. Confirm current official text before you ship.