Real photo
Real photo
Real photo
Real photo
Real photo
Real photoIs that photo real?
For Kleinanzeigen, Vinted & co.: ask for the check code before you pay.
Check it yourself.
Someone asked you for a check code?
Show in a minute that your photo is real. Free, no sign-up.
A listing photo proves nothing.
Scammers copy photos from the internet or other listings, or have an AI make them. They don’t have the item at all.

Listing photo
Could come from the internet, an old listing or an AI. You can’t tell whether the item exists right now.
Real photokatitrust photo
Taken live in the app just now, checked, with the time and rough location. Gallery photos can’t be used.
How it works
Ask
Write as usual first. After the reply, ask for a check code; the message for it is ready in the app.

Take
The other person takes the photo right in the katitrust app. Photos from the gallery can’t be used.

Check
Enter the code and see the original photo, when and roughly where it was taken. In the app or in the browser.
Ask for the check code.
Whoever doesn’t have the item can’t photograph it either. Ask for a recent photo of something the listing leaves out: the back, the serial number or the accessories. You’ll see the condition too.
When to ask in particular
Bank transfer or PayPal “Friends”
There’s no buyer protection. Once the money is gone, you rarely get it back.
Learn more
Marketplace
Real photos of the item instead of pictures from the internet.
- Just taken
- Not from the internet
- Not edited
- Does the location match?
Also for flats and dating
Trust is good.Checking is better.
Ask for a check code and see for yourself whether a photo is real, and when and roughly where it was taken.



