ATIX Capture

Logs AI media downloads and reads their C2PA Content Credentials, so productions can prove where every asset came from.

Post-production teams are being asked a new question: "what in this cut is AI, and can you prove where it came from?" ATIX Capture is the browser half of the answer. The moment a media file finishes downloading — from ChatGPT, Firefly, Runway, Suno, a stock site, anywhere — ATIX records the download: the file, its source page, who pulled it onto which machine, and a SHA-256 fingerprint. It then reads the file's C2PA Content Credentials, the cryptographic provenance record that AI tools sign into their output, and stores the verdict. A small puck on the page shows the last captures; each one takes a note. Everything flows into your team's ledger, where the ATIX panel for Premiere Pro attaches captures to the clips in your bins and exports a provenance report — every clip green (verified), orange (unknown origin), or red (flagged). Sign in (free) to file captures under your agency, visible only to your team. ATIX only acts on media downloads. It does not track browsing, read page content, or collect anything on pages where you don't download media.