Your face is worth something. Protect it. Or monetize it. Your call.
Register once. Every compliant AI model asks before producing your likeness, voice, or brand. Block what you don't want. License what you do — and get paid for it.
Not just protection — a new revenue stream.
Right now, AI companies generate content depicting real people, brands, and creative works without asking. You have two options: ignore it, or sue after the fact. PRE-GEN creates a third option — get asked first, say yes on your terms, and earn from every authorized use.
For public figures & creators
Your face, your voice, your style — these are assets. With PG, you can license them to advertisers, content creators, or studios the same way you'd license a song or a photo. An influencer can authorize a brand to use their AI likeness in a campaign. An actor can license their voice for a game. An estate can allow a documentary to recreate a historical figure. Every license is scoped — specific channel, specific time window, specific product — and you set the terms.
For brands & trademarks
Your partners need to use your brand in AI-generated content — marketing materials, product demos, co-branded campaigns. Instead of lengthy legal reviews for each use case, issue a scoped PG license: this partner, this product, this territory, these disclosures. They get instant authorization from any compliant AI provider. You keep full control over who generates what, and every use is logged.
For designers & independent creators
Your unique typeface, illustration style, 3D model, or CAD design can be registered as a subject. When anyone tries to generate content in your style or reproduce your work through a compliant AI provider, the system checks your license first. You decide who can use it, how, and for how much.
Not just who you are — how it should look
PG licenses can carry generation guidelines: exact color palettes, typography rules, 3D mesh references, style parameters, mandatory visual elements. The AI provider receives not just permission but a machine-readable specification — so the generated content is not only authorized but correct according to your standards.
How it works for you
Issue a license once — it works across every compliant AI provider simultaneously. No individual negotiations with each platform. One registry, global reach.
An advertiser wants to use your likeness in a campaign? Issue a scoped license — specific channel, territory, time window, required disclosures. They get instant authorization. No lawyers, no back-and-forth, no delays.
Don't want AI-generated content of yourself at all? One opt-out record blocks every compliant provider on Earth. No price, no contract, no operator setting can override it. It's checked before any license is even consulted.
Political messaging, adult content, deepfake endorsements — lock these categories permanently with immutable denials. No future negotiator, no amount of money can reopen them inside the protocol.
Every license, every authorization, every refusal is hash-chained and externally anchored. If someone claims rights they don't have, the gap is cryptographically provable.
What can be protected.
PG is not a patent, not a trademark, and not a copyright registration. It doesn't grant you new legal rights — it gives you a mechanism to enforce rights you already have in the context of generative AI. Think of it as a lock on a door that already belongs to you.
Natural persons have inherent right of publicity. PG enforces it at generation time — no one can generate your face or voice without your signed authorization.
Trademarks and brand identities are already legally protected. PG adds a pre-generation enforcement layer — with machine-readable brand guidelines attached.
If you created a unique style, font family, or body of work — you can register it with a reference portfolio. AI providers will check before generating "in your style."
Industrial designs, fashion, architecture, game assets — any creative work whose generative reproduction requires authorization can be registered as a subject.
Virtual influencers, game characters, AI-generated personas — if you own the rights, you can register and control generative use just like a real person.
Estates can register and control generative depictions of deceased individuals — protecting legacy, preventing unauthorized recreations.
Two registration tiers
Tier 1 — Verified Registration
For public figures, major brands, and estates. Requires notarized legal authority establishing the registrant's right to control generative use. 14-day cooling period. Provides the strongest standing in dispute resolution.
Tier 2 — Self-Attestation
For independent creators, designers, and small businesses. Requires email verification and a link to an existing portfolio or registry (design platform, font foundry, GitHub) demonstrating your connection to the subject. 7-day cooling period. May be challenged through the dispute flow.
What PG is not
Not a patent
PG doesn't protect ideas, methods, or inventions. It protects the generative reproduction of specific identities and creative works. You can't register "the concept of a red logo" — but you can register your specific red logo.
Not a trademark office
PG doesn't grant legal rights — it enforces rights you already have. A trademark registration with your government is still yours. PG adds a pre-generation enforcement layer on top of it, specific to AI systems. Think: technical enforcement, not legal creation.
Get started.
Register your identity, brand, or estate on the PRE-GEN registry. Start earning from authorized AI use — or block it entirely.
Register on prampta.comYour identity is already being used by AI. The only question is whether you're the one deciding how — and whether you're getting paid for it.