We find your photos across the web. You decide what is allowed.

How it works

1. Upload your photos

   Add your photos and we start scanning the web automatically, whether the work was taken yesterday or decades ago.

2. We find where your photos appear

   AI detection matches your images wherever they appear, even cropped, resized or edited. Every match is manually verified.

3. Have it taken down, or get paid

   Choose takedown or compensation. IP lawyers prepare legally-backed Letters of Demand. You keep 70% of every recovery.

Your photos are watched across the web, day and night.

Upload once and every image you mark as monitored is matched against the open web continuously, not on a schedule you have to remember.

Cropped, resized and filtered copies still get found.

Matching is done on what the picture looks like, not on the file, so the usual tricks for hiding a copied image do not work.

We find your photos inside videos too.

Video is checked frame by frame, so a still of yours used in a TikTok or YouTube upload is found the same way a copy on a web page is.

Copies are found back to 2007, even deleted ones.

A use that has already been taken down is still found and kept as evidence, so a page disappearing does not quietly erase your claim.

Nothing happens to a match until you decide.

Nothing is sent on your behalf automatically. You review each match and choose to ignore it, request removal, or ask to be paid.

Only the photos you choose to watch count towards your plan.

Client galleries and portfolio uploads do not eat your quota, so the number on your plan is the number of images actually being watched.

Your page asks AI companies not to train on your photos.

Your public page, shop and client galleries on Rightling are marked as reserved from AI training: the machine-readable opt-out that EU copyright law recognises. The crawlers that collect training data for OpenAI, Google, Apple, Anthropic, Meta and others are asked to keep out, while search engines still find you. It is a signal, not a lock, but it puts a clear opt-out on record if your work is used anyway. On every plan, nothing to switch on.

Companies can also watch logos, packaging and products.

Logos, product shots, trademarks, packaging, artwork and illustrations are all scanned the same way, so a company can watch its whole visual identity from one library instead of only its photography.

See where you are mentioned and what people say about you.

Finding the post is half the story. We read what was written around your image and tell you whether it was praise, a complaint or a comparison with a rival, so a photographer can see how their work lands and a brand can see what is really being said about a product.

Google image search finds about 3% of copies. We find the rest.

A typical image search surfaces only around 3% of where your photos actually appear online. Rightling finds the rest.

• Finds edited copies. Cropped, recolored, or filtered, Rightling identifies your photo from the pixels themselves, not the filename.
• Looks inside videos. Finds your photos used inside TikTok and YouTube videos, slideshows, and galleries that an image search skips.
• Reaches back to 2007. Surfaces matches going all the way back to 2007, not just what happens to be indexed today.
• Recovers removed matches. Finds images even after they have been deleted or taken down, so you keep the proof for any claim.

Who it is for

• Photographers. Wedding, event and editorial work ends up reposted, cropped and credited to someone else. Watch the frames you care about and decide what happens to each one.
• Artists & illustrators. Original pieces get scraped, printed and sold on marketplaces you have never heard of. Find the listings and have them taken down or paid for.
• Brands. A whole visual identity to watch, not a single photograph. Product shots, packaging, logos and campaign images scanned from one library.

Questions about monitoring.

How do I upload images for protection?

Upload single images or entire folders from your dashboard. We support JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and common RAW formats up to 100MB per file. Each image is automatically fingerprinted and added to monitoring.

How quickly does monitoring start?

Monitoring begins immediately after upload. However, matches take time to appear because our AI scans billions of web pages. New matches appear gradually over days and weeks as the scan progresses.

What types of image modifications can you detect?

Our AI detects cropped, resized, rotated, color-adjusted, watermarked, and even AI-altered versions of your images. Each match shows a similarity score so you can assess the modification level.

What websites and platforms do you scan?

We scan billions of web pages including news sites, blogs, e-commerce platforms, social media, and stock photo sites. Our crawlers also check previously removed content and deep web pages not indexed by Google.

How many images can I protect?

Monitoring is part of Pro and Business: Pro watches up to 3,000 images and Business up to 5,000. Solo runs your photography business without web monitoring, and you can move up to Pro anytime.

Can Rightling stop AI from training on my photos?

No service can guarantee that, and we will not pretend to. What Rightling does: your public page, shop and client galleries are marked as reserved from AI training, the machine-readable opt-out that EU copyright law recognises, and the training crawlers of OpenAI, Google, Apple, Anthropic, Meta and others are told to keep out. Search engines are not affected. Reputable AI companies follow these signals, and under the EU AI Act providers of general-purpose AI models must respect the opt-out. If your work is used anyway, the opt-out is on record.

Can I remove images from monitoring?

Yes. You can archive or delete images from your library at any time. Archived images retain their blockchain timestamp and evidence history but stop active monitoring.