Atlantic Image Defense LLC helps photographers, visual creators and stock-content contributors document unauthorized image use, organize copyright evidence and prepare responsible enforcement steps.
Use the case reference and private access code shown in the PDF or secure email to provide licence evidence, answer the case or select an available settlement option.

Detect the useWe help identify where a protected image appears and preserve the online context before it changes.
Review before actionA match alone is not enough. We review source records, publication history, context and possible licensing information.
Sensitive requests are prepared before submission, technically checked, and then held for human approval before any follow-up.
Locate suspected image reuse across public websites, marketplaces and online platforms.
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Organize screenshots, URLs, source files and publication records into a clear evidence file.
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Prepare responsible next steps for platform notices, licensing discussions or legal handoff.
Learn MoreEach stage has a defined purpose. Automated findings remain technical indicators until a person reviews the rights record and context.
Record the URL, page context, dates and available screenshots before the material changes.
Compare originals, metadata, publication history and known licences without assuming infringement.
Separate authorized use, insufficient evidence and potential unauthorized use through human review.
Organize a proportionate case file for discussion, platform action or qualified legal review.
Our workflow is designed to help photographers act with confidence: preserve the page, verify the rights record, assess context and choose a proportionate next step.

These are the questions that most often determine whether a review can move forward efficiently.
View all questionsNo. A match is a technical lead. Rights, licensing, publication history and context must be reviewed before any conclusion or external communication.
Provide the original or source file, the suspected URL, the discovery date, available screenshots and any licence or publication record you hold.
Yes. The secure response portal allows a recipient to answer the case, upload supporting information and select an available response path.
No. External communication and formal case steps require human review and authorization. The platform prepares information; it does not replace legal judgment.
Atlantic separates creator submissions, secure recipient responses and ongoing portfolio protection so each user reaches the correct process immediately.
Choose the route that matches your situation. Each path remains separated, secure and reviewable.
Atlantic Image Defense helps photographers, studios, agencies and authorized representatives organize image records, review suspected online uses and prepare proportionate next steps. The platform separates technical indicators from legal conclusions and keeps human authorization at the center of consequential decisions.
Atlantic provides operational infrastructure for image intake, metadata recovery, technical fingerprinting, match review, evidence organization, contact research, secure responses and case tracking. These functions are intended to reduce disorder and preserve context—not to predetermine a legal outcome.
The service is structured around traceability: who supplied an image, what was observed, when it was observed, which records were available, which decisions were made and who authorized a next step.
Atlantic is not a court, government agency or substitute for independent legal advice. A visual similarity score, metadata difference or public-web result is never presented as conclusive proof of infringement.
No public page, report or automated process can guarantee admissibility, recovery, takedown, settlement or success in a particular jurisdiction. Courts, platforms and competent authorities retain their own standards and powers.
Copyright protection is international, but the governing rules are national and fact-specific. Atlantic therefore uses a conservative baseline: preserve first, verify authority, examine licences and exceptions, document uncertainty, and escalate only when an authorized human decides that the record is sufficiently complete.
For cross-border matters, local counsel may need to determine ownership, term, exceptions, remedies, limitation periods, formalities and procedural requirements.
These links point to official or institutional sources. Their inclusion does not mean that every text applies to every matter.
General information only. Atlantic does not issue judicial determinations, guarantee outcomes or replace counsel licensed in the relevant jurisdiction.
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