Ordinary image fallback
Viewers without BBP support display the safe base. The producer decides how protected pixels are obscured.
Open image format · BBP v1
Encrypted regions in a standard image file.
An ordinary viewer shows the safe base. A BBP viewer reveals each protected region when it has the required private keys.
Ordinary image outsideIntersection A ∩ B · both keys
Encrypted regions
Each region has its own recipient wraps. An intersection opens only when all participating keys are available.
Standard image files
The same JUMBF payload can be embedded in JPEG, WebP, PNG, or HEIF without a special file extension.
Project resources
Documentation and reference implementations
Use the browser demo, read the format specification, or integrate the web component.
Browser demo
Encoder and viewer
Create a BBP image, inspect its safe base, and open regions with test keys. Processing stays in the browser.
No upload FormatBBP v1 specification
Container bindings, payload structure, intersections, cryptography, rendering, and conformance.
Draft IntegrationWeb component
Source types, private keys, events, framework use, and carrier adapters for <bbp-viewer>.
Install
Use the browser viewer
The current public release is an alpha. The viewer includes the decoder, compositor, and Rust/WASM cryptographic core.
npm install @brightblur/bbp-viewer@nextImport the package once, then use <bbp-viewer> with a URL, file, blob, or byte buffer.
Carrier support
Supported image formats
Carriers are detected from their bytes, not their filenames. The browser demo exports JPEG, WebP, and PNG. The reference library also reads and writes HEIF.
JPEG
Framed APP11 segments.
Read · write · web exportWebP
Ancillary RIFF JUMB chunk.
Read · write · web exportPNG
Private ancillary bBPj chunk.
Read · write · web exportHEIF
Top-level ISO BMFF UUID box.
Read · write · web read