Latest release · 2026-05-10

Web Tool v1.5.1 — QR survival hardening

Restores reliable QR scannability after MLS and Zillow recompression. Critical patch — recommended for all v1.5.0 deployments. See current build status · Read the changelog

Web Tool

A single-file, browser-based reference implementation of the VIDP standard. Open it locally and produce a complete VIDP-compliant verification package for one listing. No install, no server, no upload. Read the walkthrough for setup and usage.

  • VIDP Web Tool v1.5.1

    Spec v1.2.2 implementation. Saved producer defaults, multi-variant output (standard + MLS), short-link layer, automatic pre-export QR survival check.

    Open tool Changelog HTML · 245 KB

Specification

The canonical VIDP specification. The HTML version at /specification/ is the authoritative rendering; the markdown and PDF below are the same content packaged for offline reference.

  • VIDP Specification v1.2 (PDF)

    Complete technical specification with all sixteen pill definitions, placement guidance, and compliance mapping.

    Download PDF PDF · 240 KB
  • VIDP Specification v1.2 (Markdown)

    Same content as the PDF, in source markdown. Useful for diffing, citation, or porting into your own documentation.

    Download .md Markdown · 30 KB
  • VIDP Specification v1.1 (PDF)

    Previous specification version. Retained for archival reference.

    Download PDF PDF · 84 KB
  • VIDP Specification v1.1 (Markdown)

    Previous specification version, source markdown.

    Download .md Markdown · 27 KB

Pill package

The complete set of sixteen tier-coded pill SVGs as specified in the spec, plus a reference sheet and usage notes. Drop them into your post-production workflow or your own software implementation.

  • VIDP Pills v1.2

    All 16 pills as SVGs at 75% default opacity, plus 92% alternates, reference sheet, and usage guide.

    Download ZIP ZIP · 32 KB
  • VIDP Pills v1.1

    Previous pill package version. Retained for archival reference.

    Download ZIP ZIP · 32 KB

Photoshop usage guide

Step-by-step workflow for applying VIDP pills in Adobe Photoshop, including batch actions, sizing, and special cases. Suitable for producers who prefer manual compositing over the Web Tool.

  • VIDP Photoshop Guide v1.2 (PDF)

    Practical workflow guide for Photoshop users. Covers placement, sizing, opacity, and pill stacking conventions.

    Download PDF PDF · 180 KB
  • VIDP Photoshop Guide v1.2 (Markdown)

    Same content in markdown source, suitable for adapting to other software.

    Download .md Markdown · 10 KB
  • VIDP Photoshop Guide v1.1

    Previous guide version. Retained for archival reference.

MLS adoption documents

The position paper and legal memo behind VIDP's working effort to align MLS rules with state disclosure laws. Useful for MLS staff, brokerage counsel, association policy committees, and anyone working on the conflict between MLS overlay prohibitions and required disclosure markings.

  • VIDP Position Paper

    The case for MLS rule alignment — why current overlay prohibitions create a non-compliant path under AB 723 and analogous state laws, and how a voluntary disclosure standard like VIDP resolves the conflict.

    Download PDF PDF · 52 KB
  • VIDP Legal Memo

    Detailed legal analysis of the regulatory landscape: AB 723, FTC §5, NAR ethics, MLS rules, state real estate disclosure laws, and how they interact.

    Download PDF PDF · 46 KB

Changelog & current status

Web Tool changelog

Version-by-version history of the Web Tool from v1.0 (April 2026) through v1.5.1 (May 2026). Documents what shipped, what was fixed, and what was deferred for future releases.

Read the changelog

Current build status

What's shipped, what's in progress, what's known-broken, and what's queued. Updated as the project evolves. Worth checking before adopting if you want to know which pieces are stable production-ready vs. early-stage.

See current status

License

All VIDP files on this page are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International. You can redistribute, adapt, and use commercially. Attribution to "VIDP" or "Verified Image Disclosure Protocol" is required.

The Web Tool source code (HTML/CSS/JS embedded in the single file) is also CC BY 4.0. Forks are welcome and expected; if you publish a substantive fork, attribution to the original Web Tool is appreciated.