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Yes, there are distinct differences between digital watermarking, forensic watermarking, and steganography, each offering unique capabilities for content identification, traceability, intellectual property protection, and undetectable traitor tracing. Let's explore each term in the context of IMATAG and its specific applications:

Yes, our forensic watermarking software is designed to work with videos, providing robust protection and traceability for your video content. However, it's important to highlight that our software is not designed for real-time video encoding, such as live streaming or broadcast applications. Instead, it focuses on providing post-processing capabilities for video files, ensuring that the watermarked content can be analyzed and tracked after it has been created.

Here's how our forensic watermarking solution for videos operates:

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Yes, our forensic watermarking software is specifically designed to work with images, providing comprehensive protection and traceability for your visual content. Unlike other types of forensic watermarks that may be optimized for different media, our solution is tailored for image-based assets.

No, our forensic watermarking software is not designed for audio files. Digital watermarking techniques differ across different media types, and while our software excels in protecting other types of content, such as images and videos, it is not designed for audio files. 

Unleash the Power of Watermark API for Seamless Image Protection

With Watermarking APIs, businesses and content creators now have an efficient and scalable solution to implement robust image protection. Discover the  benefits of integrating a Watermark API into your workflow, for Seamless Image Protection.

If you want to try out our API in a secure playground, without using your own account, you can use our api.demo account, which has limited 10Mb quota on the uploads folder. Only the uploads folder is writable, the other ones are only readable.

Imatag holds multiple patents in the fields of digital watermarking and content-based image retrieval. The company has exclusive rights to patents from INRIA, a renowned French institute in computer science, shareholder of Imatag.