Check a listing's photos before you pay. Paste a PCIFIC or eBay link to see which photos match a dated PCIFIC record, and whose listing they came from.
What a check can tell you
- 100% verifiedThe exact file the seller took, or a note the photo's own fingerprint confirms.
- We believe this is the same photoAlmost identical: usually a resized or re-saved copy.
- This looks like a verified photoFound only after undoing an edit. Worth asking the seller for the original.
- No PCIFIC record foundNot taken with PixelTrace. That doesn't make it fake.
Selling?
Take your listing photos in the PCIFIC camera. If someone copies them onto another listing, a buyer's check names you, not them.
List with PixelTraceWhat it doesn't prove
It records the photos, not the item. A verified photo shows the seller photographed the item in the PCIFIC camera. It doesn't prove the item is genuine, that they own it, or that it's still in that condition.
It's honest about doubt. When a photo has been changed a lot, PixelTrace says it only looks like a verified photo, or says nothing, rather than guess.