PixelSeal Documentation
Getting Started
PixelSeal allows you to embed invisible, tamper-evident seals into your images. To get started, create an account at pixelseal.com and generate your API key. You can seal images individually through the web interface or in bulk via the API.
Seal Verification
Any image that has been sealed with PixelSeal can be verified through the public verification page. Simply upload the image or provide a URL, and the system will detect the embedded seal, confirm the original creator, and display a verification certificate.
Batch Processing
For high-volume workflows, use the batch processing endpoint. Upload a ZIP of images or provide a list of URLs, and PixelSeal will seal all images in parallel. Results are delivered via webhook or polling.
API Reference
The PixelSeal API is RESTful and uses standard HTTP methods. Authentication is via Bearer token. Rate limits are 100 requests per minute for standard plans and 1000 for enterprise. Full API reference is available at pixelseal.com/api.