Design

Problem:

Designers frequently face uncredited reuse, unauthorized derivatives, and limited ability to track or monetize their work, especially as AI models scrape design portfolios, and cross-platform usage (e.g., brand assets, UX components) explodes.

How Creation Rights Solves This:

Creation Rights Management (CRM)

• Register: A designer registers logos, UI kits, product mockups, packaging, or industrial blueprints. These are stored on the Provenance Graph to capture authorship, version history, and any collaborative or generative inputs.
• License: Using Smart Licensing, they can define use cases, e.g., commercial use, brand usage, print/merchandising rights, or single-use prototyping.
• Monetize: Dynamic Metadata enables rev-share models for collaborative projects, AI opt-in/out clauses, and time-bound or context-specific licensing (e.g., for a limited campaign or seasonal product line).

Creation Rights Exchange (CRX)

• Verification: An agency, startup, or marketplace can verify licensing rights before incorporating a design into a brand identity, product, app, or packaging.
• Enforcement: The Content ID Layer detects derivative designs or unlicensed reuse, even across formats like image to 3D, UI to code, or flat design to merchandise.
• Interoperability: Design tools, CMS platforms, and prototyping environments (e.g., Figma, Webflow, Adobe) can integrate with CRM/CRX APIs to automate license checks and usage tracking.

Example Scenario:

You are a freelance designer who creates a custom icon set for a client and publishes it with attribution-only licensing. Later, an AI design assistant generates similar icons without attribution. The Content ID Layer identifies the derivative use and CRX enforces licensing terms or triggers automatic compensation.