Original asset file
Preserve high-quality source files, project records, and creation dates.
An illustrative case path for copied photography, product media, reels, films, clips, thumbnails, and reposted creative assets.
The evidence package should show authorship or ownership, creation and publication history, the exact copied material, target URLs, and any licensing or permission context.
Preserve high-quality source files, project records, and creation dates.
Record where and when the visual work was first published or licensed.
Show the exact image, frame, clip, or sequence being used.
Check whether permission, agency distribution, customer use, or platform terms apply.
Prepare notices for hosts, social networks, marketplaces, and video platforms.
Track reverse-image results, reposts, mirrors, and related accounts.
Collect source files, creation records, publication history, and ownership context.
Record target URLs, screenshots, video timestamps, and account details.
Check licenses, commissions, client agreements, and authorized distribution.
Use platform-specific reports and watch for reuploads.
Accurate classification, useful evidence, and destination-specific reporting reduce avoidable delays and confusion.
The original and target use can be evaluated quickly.
Timestamps and frames identify the relevant material.
The same verified original supports repeat enforcement.
Clear expectations help clients prepare stronger evidence and choose a proportionate next step.
It can be valuable, but other records may also support ownership or authorship. The available evidence should be reviewed as a whole.
A clean comparison makes platform review faster and repeat enforcement more consistent.