What you allow is on the record
You pick what is allowed and what is off limits. The choice sits in a public record and you can change it whenever you like.
People, creators, public figures
First find out whether your face is registered.
Upload one photo and see right away whether this face is a registered identity. No account needed.
Your photo is not stored. It is used only for the check itself and never written to a file.
Step 1
Upload one photo
A clear, front-facing photo works best. JPG, PNG and WebP are accepted.
Tap here to choose a photo
What registering gives you
What you allow becomes a public record.
A public profile anyone can open
Registering gives you a public profile at your own rights number. People and AI alike open it without an account and see what you allow.
A refusal machines can read
You can mark that your identity is not for AI training. Other services read that mark over the API, not by eye.
How it works
Four steps and you are registered.
Register one photo
One front-facing photo is enough to start. Voice comes later by reading three sentences.
Set what you allow
For each use, such as advertising, AI image generation, voice generation or AI training, choose allow, ask me first, or refuse.
Publish to the registry
Turn publishing on and anyone can open your public profile. Turn it off and lookups and requests stop; you can turn it back on later.
Receive permission requests
Brands and AI services send their terms to you. You answer with an approval, a rejection or a change, and the answer becomes a contract.
What is free, and where cost begins
Registering, the public profile, receiving requests and the misuse check are free. Cost only appears when a permission contract is signed. The amount and the terms are agreed directly with the other side during the request, and nothing is charged before a contract exists.
Questions
What people ask before registering.
Where does my uploaded photo go?
The photo you upload for a check is not stored. It is used for the check itself and only the outcome is recorded. Photos you upload when registering are kept so later checks have something to compare against.
Can I register if I am not a public figure?
Yes. rightis.org is a public registry anyone can sign up to directly. You register yourself, with or without an agency.
Does registering mean anyone may now use my face?
No. Registering is not permission, it is stating your terms. You choose what is allowed, and anything outside that either comes to you first or is refused.
If I refuse AI training, does it actually stop?
The refusal goes out through the public registry and the API exactly as you set it, and services that look you up leave you out of training. It cannot reach anyone who never looks you up, so if you suspect misuse, run the one-photo check and keep the record.
It starts with one photo.
If the check above told you something you did not know, you can register now. If you would rather read what a face right covers first, start there.