Register your illustrations
Certify the authorship and date of each piece or series. The proof to defend it against copies.
Your illustration travels across social media and reaches clients: register its authorship with a certain date to defend it against copies and unauthorised uses, and transparently declare the role of AI in your process.
Protect every piece from the moment you create it until you deliver it to a client or upload it to your portfolio.
Certify the authorship and date of each piece or series. The proof to defend it against copies.
If you use AI tools in your process, declare it responsibly and register your prompts.
If you find your work used without permission, certify that page or post as evidence before it's deleted.
When you work on commission, use an electronic signature to formalise which rights you assign and which you keep.
At a time when AI-generated art sparks debate, declaring whether your work is 100% human or AI-assisted is a mark of honesty that sets you apart. And if your style gets copied, having your work registered with a certain date gives you something to respond with.
Provide the file (PNG, JPG, PDF...). A 3D render works too.
State your authorship and whether you used AI, with the prompt log.
You get permanent proof to defend your work.
Ideal if you want to register a specific work on a one-off basis. You receive the certificate by email.
For those who illustrate regularly and want to register without limits, exhibit and sell their work.
If you find your work used without permission, you can certify that page or post with the web certification tool, capturing the evidence before it disappears, in addition to having your work registered.
Copyright protects your specific works, not the style in the abstract. Registering each piece gives you proof of authorship over those works against copies.
It's best to formalise in writing which rights you assign in each commission. You can do it with an electronic signature and keep the proof of the agreement.
Yes, they arise on creation (Berne Convention). Registration is voluntary and provides the dated proof to demonstrate it.
You can register your declaration about the work, stating whether it's 100% human or AI-assisted, and register the prompt log. Bear in mind that copyright protection for AI-generated content depends on the legislation of each country.
Register your work, declare your process and defend it against copies with solid proof.
Safe Creative, intellectual property registry and trusted third party since 2007. Registration is voluntary; copyright exists by creation (Berne Convention). Copyright protection for AI-generated content depends on the legislation of each country. The proof is based on technological evidence (three fingerprints and eIDAS timestamping, auditing on Ethereum), the assessment of which is up to the court. Information provided without the character of legal advice.