Online registration of visual arts works

Q: How is a work registered?

First you must have a verified user account and the file containing the work that you want to register in your computer. Log into your account an go to "REGISTER", then, the steps to follow are: Step 1: Upload the file. Select the Visual Arts work type, upload the work file (it can be several files with different works of the same type) selecting it or dropping it from your computer. Once uploaded, click "Continue”. Step 2: Complete the work information. The work's title (you can take it directly from the uploaded file name). Select what kind of license to apply to the work. Click "Next". Step 3: Authorship / Rights. Select whether you are the author or rights holder or if there are any coauthors. Click on “Finish registration”.

Q: Can I register automatically from Google Drive, Dropbox and Google Photos?

Yes. You can configure your Safe Creative account to automatically register files or folders uploaded to Google Drive, DropBox and Google Photos. Here we explain how to configure an automatic registration: https://www.safecreative.org/faq/automatic-registration-googledrive-googlephotos-dropbox

Q: Can I exhibit or sell my work?

Creators is a portal for the promotion of artists and content creators and their professional portfolios. Besides exhibiting your works, you can make economic profit selling licenses in a safe way. Explore Creators (https://www.safecreative.org/creators/en) to know its benefits

Online registration of visual arts works

Types of works you can register

Are you a creative artist?
At Safe Creative you can easily register all your works! Register photos, drawings, artworks and much more. It serves as proof of authorship on the work, as well as of the exploitation rights that the author reserves or grants to third parties.

Drawing, Painting

Photography

Choreography and drama

Electronic pages and Multimedia

3D Models

Sculpture

Others

Proofs with international and permanent validity

Online registration is a great way of protecting authors' rights, especially useful when the work is still young. If the works is unpublished or not widely disseminated, there is a greater risk of it being plagiarized or disseminated by third parties before the creator does so. In other situations, the registry is useful to preserve the status, content and rights expressly defined by the author, so that users can go to the registry to find out the status of a given work.