Check a listing's photos before you pay. Enter the photo code from the listing to see the dated PixelTrace record behind its photos.
It records the photos, not the item. A record shows submitted photos and browser evidence about how they were captured. A determined person can fake what a web page can read, so it is not proof that a camera produced the pixels, and it does not prove the item is genuine, that the seller owns it, or that it's still in that condition.
It can miss heavily edited copies. PixelTrace is tuned to miss a copy rather than blame an innocent seller, so a photo changed a lot can get through.
It's honest about doubt. When a photo has been changed a lot, PixelTrace says it only looks like a recorded photo, or says nothing, rather than guess.