
The EU AI Act’s transparency obligations (Article 50) apply from 2 August 2026. This plugin helps website operators implement them — the core features work entirely locally, without any account:
trainedAlgorithmicMedia / compositeWithTrainedAlgorithmicMedia) to labeled posts.aiactify-compliance).If you also want automation at scale, you can connect the AIActify platform (paid service with free trial). The connection adds:
Note: AIActify is a technical compliance tool and does not constitute legal advice.
The free features of this plugin (AI content labels, EU pictogram, Schema.org/IPTC metadata and the chatbot disclosure notice) run entirely on your own server and do not connect to any external service.
The plugin only connects to an external service if you actively opt in by entering an AIActify Site Key (and optionally an API Key) on the settings page. This connection is required for the optional AIActify platform features (automated content detection, Art. 5 script monitoring, the Visual On-Site Editor and audit trails).
https://aiactify-backend.vercel.app.enforcer.js script. To build your content inventory, the script also sends, for each detected item, the page address without its query string, a technical fingerprint, a CSS selector and a text excerpt of up to 200 characters — this is the content that gets labelled, so it is by nature the visible text of your public pages. Account, checkout, cart, login and admin paths are skipped entirely, as are hidden elements, form fields and dialogs. No cookies are set, no visitors are tracked or profiled, and nothing a visitor types into a form is ever transmitted. When you launch the Visual Editor from the admin, your API Key is sent once to authenticate the editor session.