Declare your AI training position for images, documents and video.

When you share work online, it can travel far beyond the audience you intended. Sourcemark gives creators a way to put their AI training choice on record, whether that means keeping work not available for AI training or making it available by licence.

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Why this matters

Too often, creator choice is invisible

Creative work is being used in AI training at scale. Images get reposted, resized and scraped. Documents get copied, quoted and ingested. Metadata is often stripped away. By the time questions are asked about AI training, the work is already circulating without any signal from the creator.

What exists today is not enough

A note in a bio is easy to miss. Platform settings are fragmented and inconsistent. Robots.txt is routinely ignored. Terms pages are rarely machine-readable. Waiting until after training to raise the question turns creator choice into a dispute.

What Sourcemark does for creators

Fingerprint work from your device

Images, documents and video are fingerprinted locally, not stored.

Set your AI training choice

Record whether a work is not available for AI training or available by licence.

Add a licensing pathway

Direct AI companies to you, your agent, CMO or representative.

Get a verification page

A public, machine-readable record that can be checked without an account.

Share the record

Across portfolios, publications, social media and licensing workflows.

Update your declaration

Changes are recorded without erasing what came before.

What Sourcemark does not promise

Does not stop scraping or remove content from the internet

Does not verify legal ownership or certify copyright

Does not negotiate licences, set prices or process payments

Does not guarantee compliance or enforce consent

What it does is create a public, machine-readable record of what was declared, by whom and when. That makes creator choice easier to see, easier to check and easier to act on before training begins.

Put your work on record.

Be among the first to test the product in real publishing workflows and help shape how creator declarations work in practice.

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