Register your finished work
Certify the authorship and date of your novel, short story or script before disclosing it. The best proof to show it's yours.
Your novel, short story, script or poetry collection is most vulnerable precisely while it's still unpublished. Get solid proof of authorship with a certain date before sending it to publishers, literary agents or contests.
Protect your text at every stage: while you write it, when you share it and when you assign rights.
Certify the authorship and date of your novel, short story or script before disclosing it. The best proof to show it's yours.
Register drafts and successive versions to build a timeline of how you developed the work.
Writing with others? Invite co-authors to the registration and make each person's contribution clear.
When you sign with a publisher or agent, formalise the assignment of rights with an electronic signature.
When you send your work to publishers, agents or contests, you lose control over who reads it. Registering it beforehand gives you proof of authorship with a certain date: if someone uses it without permission, you can show it was yours and since when.
Provide your work's file (PDF, DOC...). 24/7 and in any format.
State authorship, rights and whether it's 100% human or AI-assisted.
You get permanent proof that you can keep forever.
Ideal if you want to register a specific work on a one-off basis. You receive the certificate by email.
For those who write regularly and want to register without limits and manage their own rights.
We recommend registering the whole creative process from the earliest versions, although the key and essential moment is once it is finished and before disclosing it (sending it to publishers, agents, contests or publishing it). Sharing it is when it is most exposed and when proof of authorship with an official date will be most useful to you.
Yes. Under the Berne Convention, copyright arises on creation. Registration is voluntary, but it gives you solid proof with a certain date to demonstrate your authorship if a dispute arises.
No. Copyright protects the written work —its specific form—, not the idea or the plot in the abstract. That's why it's best to register the finished text.
Yes. You can invite co-authors to the registration so that each person's contribution to the work is recorded.
Yes. The evidence is recognised in the countries that are signatories to the Berne Convention and by WIPO, so your proof travels with you.
Before sending it to that publisher or contest, get your proof of authorship ready in minutes.
Safe Creative, intellectual property registry and trusted third party since 2007. Registration is voluntary; copyright exists by the mere fact of creation (Berne Convention). It provides solid proof of authorship and a certain date based on technological evidence (three cryptographic fingerprints and qualified timestamping, eIDAS) with auditing on Ethereum, the assessment of which is up to the court. It does not protect ideas or plots, but the written work. Information provided without the character of legal advice.