The following files are original byte streams returned by OpenRouter's Image API on 2026-09-02. Each request used a repository-maintainer account, the same neutral still-life prompt, one 1:1 output, and no image reference. The prompt was A documentary photograph of three smooth river stones on pale linen beside a small blue glass vase, soft natural daylight, plain uncluttered background, no text, no logos.

File	Model	Cost	SHA-256	Expected metadata result
`recraft-v3.webp`	`recraft/recraft-v3`	USD 0.04	`e94c99ab50410092dbb601c8269ce812879e2271e18c7880021d2118666542ae`	Valid C2PA; `recraft.ai`; `trainedAlgorithmicMedia`
`krea-2-medium-turbo.png`	`krea/krea-2-medium-turbo`	USD 0.015	`ee1302c01e8da8e316e6563b0f9d36d511b9048fb2f70b8851eeeda98c5fb6a0`	No locally readable provenance

Both were paid API generations. Recraft grants ownership for paid-plan output, and Krea states that users own compliant outputs. They are distributed under the repository license.

Recraft terms: https://www.recraft.ai/docs/plans-and-billing/commercial-rights-and-ownership
Krea terms: https://www.krea.ai/krea-2-licensing

The same survey generated sourceful/riverflow-v2-fast output and found no locally readable metadata. It is not committed because Riverflow's terms restrict redistribution and using results to test or improve machine-learning systems. Its measured SHA-256 was d4d7e80a3ed450129a0e77bdf330a83eb7de1e287d5b2b737cd26a011194a270; OpenRouter recorded a USD 0.02 request cost.

WaveSpeedAI metadata survey

The following measurements came from original byte streams returned by the WaveSpeedAI API on 2026-09-03. Each request used a repository-maintainer account and the same neutral still-life prompt recorded above. The account balance moved from USD 12.00 to USD 11.82 for the four successful requests.

File	WaveSpeedAI model	SHA-256	Expected metadata result
`qwen-image.png`	`wavespeed-ai/qwen-image/text-to-image`	`5b6d832834397498d0587b9b2536f88c75e923195c43c2b71d9f7f3c5422b4f1`	No provenance signal; one non-provenance PNG `job-id` text field
`hunyuan-image-3.png`	`wavespeed-ai/hunyuan-image-3`	`6ae2ac073ac79b02b0934c905364f200420c2ff60fea232bd9e0a5fca785cc09`	Valid C2PA from `fal.ai` naming `fal-ai/hunyuan-image`, plus Adobe TrustMark Variant P, schema 0
`kling-image-v3.png`	`kwaivgi/kling-image-v3/text-to-image`	`501ab865b47ba59b64bc0f68118300744b0d5c7be2fa4e2ecbb3a78de5d8a82b`	TC260 PNG `AIGC` field naming producer `001191110108335469089C10100`; no visible Kling mark
`seedream-v4.jpg`	`bytedance/seedream-v4`	`9ec6af1fc0509d74e264b9631a6cddd2ce7ce20146347fe418e9306032beb759`	No locally readable provenance

All four original byte streams are committed. Section 11.1 of WaveSpeedAI's terms assigns its rights in Customer Data, explicitly including Outputs, to the customer. The live catalog records used for these requests expose no additional license, terms URL, attribution requirement, territory restriction, or commercial-use restriction. The maintainer therefore distributes these paid, neutral-prompt outputs under the repository license. This conclusion applies to these WaveSpeedAI API transactions; it does not import unrelated terms from the vendors' direct consumer services.

WaveSpeedAI terms: https://wavespeed.ai/static/terms
WaveSpeedAI commercial-use policy: https://wavespeed.ai/docs/commercial-use-policy
Qwen-Image license: https://github.com/QwenLM/Qwen-Image/blob/main/LICENSE

Qwen Create consumer output

qwen-create-qwen-image-2.png is the original 2048 x 2048 PNG downloaded from an authenticated Qwen Create generation on 2026-09-03. It was generated by Qwen-Image 2.0 at 1:1 using the neutral still-life prompt recorded above. The current global consumer surface differs from the supported Chinese Qwen text mark: it places a small Qwen symbol at the bottom right, not 千问AI生成. The existing Qwen text detector therefore correctly does not claim this new shape (measured strict confidence 0.178).

SHA-256: 60c39ed8aedb081193c62289be549785e74d31fc8d071961003fabd74712429d
Expected metadata signal: TC260 AIGC label
Expected ContentProducer: 001191440101MA9Y9T4H7A00000
Expected visible result: no registered visible mark; the Qwen symbol is a newly observed, currently unsupported variant
License: repository license; generated and explicitly cleared by the maintainer
Qwen Create terms: https://terms.alicdn.com/legal-agreement/terms/c_end_product_protocol/20260519200335649/20260519200335649.html

Open DWT-DCT

sdxl-dwt-dct.png is a real AI-generated carrier with the public 48-bit SDXL watermark embedded by ShieldMnt's invisible-watermark encoder using its dwtDct method. The carrier is the original kling-image-v3.png WaveSpeedAI output documented above, not a procedurally generated test texture. Encoding was lossless to PNG and removed the source container metadata; the resulting fixture contains only the expected open DWT-DCT signal.

Source carrier SHA-256: 501ab865b47ba59b64bc0f68118300744b0d5c7be2fa4e2ecbb3a78de5d8a82b
Fixture SHA-256: 9ec3dcbfea19e4651b898f98ada28a1c81f054d63621a0bba2d484aa77da251a
Payload: 0b101100111110110010010000011110111011000110011110
Expected signal: open DWT-DCT, Stable Diffusion XL
Verification: 48/48 payload bits recovered by both the upstream decoder and the in-tree decoder; identify reports the expected high-confidence signal
Encoder: https://github.com/ShieldMnt/invisible-watermark
License: repository license; the encoder is MIT-licensed

Microsoft InvisMark

Microsoft Paint

microsoft-paint-invismark.png is the original byte stream supplied directly by Xusheng Li on 2026-09-02 after his reverse-engineering research documented Paint's pixel watermark and its matching C2PA soft binding. He authorized public redistribution of the fixture under the MIT license. The neutral image was generated by Microsoft Paint from the prompt a cobalt blue circle above a tiny orange square.

Source research: https://xusheng.dev/posts/reversing/mspaint_invisible_watermark/main/
SHA-256: 74eda22d210d534fcb5b75bedf8acd3bd110b48a95f4b9e546cd34f546effc05
Dimensions: 1254 x 1254 RGB PNG
Expected signal: C2PA soft binding com.microsoft.invismark.1
Expected watermark ID: a4ed421e-7c37-4409-998e-f8788c564572
Expected platform: Microsoft (Copilot / Designer)
Expected C2PA result: valid asset binding and signature
License: MIT, reproduced in ../licenses/xusheng-li-paint-invismark-MIT.txt

Microsoft MAI-Image through OpenRouter

microsoft-invismark.png is the original byte stream returned by OpenRouter's Image API for microsoft/mai-image-2.5-pro on 2026-09-02. The request used a repository-maintainer account and asked for one 1:1 image. OpenRouter routed the request to Microsoft Azure. Microsoft states that it does not claim ownership of AI-service output; the maintainer distributes this output under the repository license.

SHA-256: be27ac7c351e7f381dc69e140ca3611ecd9db81e40926c68050ceffdd0ce6c04
Expected signal: C2PA soft binding com.microsoft.invismark.1
Expected watermark ID: 19b070a1-23f0-40eb-826c-cade306337eb
Expected platform: Microsoft (Copilot / Designer)
Request cost recorded by OpenRouter: USD 0.110757
License: repository license
Terms: https://www.microsoft.com/en/servicesagreement/

Microsoft MAI-Image through Bing Image Creator

microsoft-bing-image-creator.jpg is the original download produced without sign-in by Microsoft's public Bing Image Creator on 2026-09-03. The page named the model MAI-Image-2.5-Flash; it used the neutral still-life prompt recorded above and the 3:2 aspect ratio. The downloaded image has no visible AI badge, so it does not close the separate visible Microsoft-badge fixture request.

SHA-256: 55cad5355b6eeeb25f84ea074f85c0ea55b82d63c27f43e3429bb75f28734ac7
Dimensions: 1248 x 832 RGB JPEG
Expected signal: valid C2PA plus soft binding com.microsoft.invismark.1
Expected watermark ID: aec9a34e-665f-4549-9c02-9d29337a5de6
Expected platform: Microsoft (Copilot / Designer)
License: repository license
Terms: https://www.microsoft.com/en/servicesagreement/

Adobe TrustMark

adobe-trustmark-p.png is Adobe's official images/ghost_P.png Variant P example from adobe/trustmark at commit 0ed40cbe8188f664fd9cbbeacd969807de27440a.

Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/adobe/trustmark/0ed40cbe8188f664fd9cbbeacd969807de27440a/images/ghost_P.png
SHA-256: e58c5825ed7e5d9fb04710ea541b61bd55879cad65554c0d46260aa24b3d0755
Expected signal: TrustMark Variant P, schema 1
License: MIT, reproduced in ../licenses/adobe-trustmark-MIT.txt

Ideogram C2PA attribution

ideogram-c2pa.png is a SYNTHETIC signed manifest, not a vendor download: a 64x64 flat PNG carrying a C2PA claim (trainedAlgorithmicMedia, claim_generator "Ideogram/3.0") signed by a throwaway test CA whose leaf certificate subject is O=Ideogram, Inc, CN=Ideogram, Inc. It exercises the issuer-to-platform ATTRIBUTION path end to end through the real reader; the signer is deliberately untrusted (no trust anchors ship), which is also the fixture's second assertion: attribution and signer trust are separate dimensions.

Expected signal: C2PA, platform Ideogram, ai_from_metadata True
Expected signer: untrusted (test CA; attribution must not imply trust)
Recipe (no keys are committed): create a CA and an ES256 leaf with digitalSignature key usage and subject CN=Ideogram, Inc, then c2pa.Builder.from_json(...).sign_file(png, out, Signer.from_info( C2paSignerInfo(b"es256", leaf_pem + ca_pem, pkcs8_key, None))).
No user upload and no Ideogram artifact contributes pixels or bytes.