Bria is built to support copyrightability from the ground up
The challenge
Most AI-generated content exists in a legal grey zone. Copyright offices worldwide are still defining rules around AI outputs- but one principle is emerging clearly: human authorship matters. Pure AI outputs with no human creative input typically can't be copyrighted. But AI-assisted works- where humans make meaningful creative decisions—can be protected in many jurisdictions.
What Makes Content Copyrightable - And How Bria Helps
Licensed foundation
Documented provenance
One report. Complete creative history.
The report captures all work created through Bria integrations—Photoshop, Figma, Nuke, Houdini, ComfyUI, API, SDK—aggregated into a single document.
*Copyrightability report is currently in alpha
The Copyrightability Report
For enterprise customers, Bria provides copyrightability reports designed to support copyright submissions. These reports document:
Generation history
Original prompts and outputs
Human edits
Post-generation modifications and refinements
Selection decisions
Curation and approval workflow
Provenance chain
Licensed data sources and attribution
Strengthen Copyright Claims
Document your creative process
Keep records of prompts, iterations, and decisions
Make meaningful edits
Post-generation manipulation demonstrates human input
Curate and select
Choosing from multiple outputs shows creative judgment
Use Bria's logging
Enable manipulation tracking for evidentiary support
Consult legal counsel
Copyright law is jurisdiction-specific and evolving
Strengthen Copyright Claims
Document your creative process
Keep records of prompts, iterations, and decisions
Make meaningful edits
Post-generation manipulation demonstrates human input
Curate and select
Choosing from multiple outputs shows creative judgment
Use Bria's logging
Enable manipulation tracking for evidentiary support
Consult legal counsel
Copyright law is jurisdiction-specific and evolving
Why This Matters
If you're creating content at scale, copyrightability determines whether you're building assets or giving away work product.
Protected content can be
Licensed and monetized
Defended against infringement
Valued as intellectual property
Used as competitive advantage
Public domain
Unprotected content can be copied by anyone, including competitors.