Preserve the original
The source stays unchanged. A separate delivery copy receives an opaque reference linked to its order. Buyer names and email addresses are not written into the media.
AURA CREATORS STUDIOCREATOR CONTENT PROTECTION
Your OnlyFans and Fansly marketing workflow does not end when a file is ready. Keep originals, review suspected leaks and understand which distributed copy a readable watermark belongs to. AURA Creators Studio brings monitoring, case notes and copy evidence into one controlled workspace.
Leak review in the Studio · Copy marking verified in a protected own-shop test
KEEP THE NEXT STEP CLEAR
The source stays unchanged. A separate delivery copy receives an opaque reference linked to its order. Buyer names and email addresses are not written into the media.
Photos and videos can receive a copy-specific invisible watermark. For ZIP image sets, each image is marked before packaging, so an unpacked photo can still refer to the set’s delivery record.
Daily searches collect candidate links. The local decoder checks accessible media against the private registry. Blocked sources and unreadable codes remain explicit; a candidate is not automatically a confirmed leak.
Review the source, preview and technical evidence together. Confirmed leaks and false positives inform future search priorities. Reports to a removal provider remain a separate approval step.
The new marking workflow has been tested with real creator photos, a complete short video and a two-image ZIP set for two fictional buyers. All 54 checks passed in the protected own-shop test, including original hashes, actual server-side WooCommerce delivery streams and attribution of unpacked images. This verifies that test configuration; it does not activate marking inside OnlyFans or Fansly, or switch on public sales. Production rollout and the browser checkout path require a separate acceptance.
Each buyer receives a separate marked ZIP. Its images carry the delivery reference themselves; the ZIP filename is not the protection mechanism. Original files and usage history remain available. Marking runs on the hosting server without sending those files to an external AI provider. Still images are delivered as JPEG derivatives. Unsupported, damaged or unsafe sets are blocked as a whole instead of returning unmarked originals.
The search assistant uses saved leak and false-positive decisions to adjust source priorities and future queries. This is recorded feedback, not autonomous retraining or a guarantee that every leak will be found. A readable registered code links evidence to a distributed copy and order, not to the identity of the person who uploaded it. Heavy cropping, overlays or compression can make a code unreadable. A missing code does not clear or condemn a source.
The Studio keeps source links, available previews, review notes and copy evidence together. A login wall, access block, failed source or oversized file is shown as unavailable. Removal-provider case handoff remains approval-led; direct Remove.tech API access for the configured account is still pending. There are no automatic reports, accusations or penalties. Request a demo to agree media limits, hosting capacity and the setup that fits your own content business.
FAQ
No. The verified copy-marking integration is in the protected own-shop test. OnlyFans and Fansly planning, leak review and any future delivery integration are separate capabilities.
Yes, when its watermark remains readable. Each image is marked before packaging and checked against the private delivery registry. All four unpacked images in the two-buyer live test matched the correct test order.
No. It supports tracing a distributed copy. Editing or re-recording can damage the code, and a match does not establish who uploaded the file or whether a legal claim is valid.
No. Findings stay reviewable, removal reports need approval and there are no automatic penalties. The public website cannot search private accounts or submit a report.
KEEP CONTENT AT THE CENTRE
Agree the scope, verified connections and costs before setup.