OpenArt can scan images and videos for IP matches
By Steven Van ·
IP Safety Check reviews up to 32 files from any source, though a match is a flag and not a legal clearance.
OpenArt can now scan images and videos for possible copyright and IP matches before you publish. OpenArt posted IP Safety Check on October 30. The check takes up to 32 files at once, including files made somewhere else, and returns a report for each one.
The page says the scan looks for logos, brand designs, and famous faces. Each file comes back Detected or Undetected, with a confidence score and its own PDF. Videos also get a frame timeline. Images can be JPEG, PNG, or WEBP up to 50 MB, and videos MP4 or MOV up to 200 MB. Checked files go to Assets. The guide says the tool is on paid plans and is powered by CopySight.
A Detected result is a flag, not a clearance. OpenArt says the score is a probability, and a person still decides whether to publish. A separate library check covers images already in OpenArt. The post does not add a price.