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Audit your website's visual inventory using PicDefense to identify image licensing risks before enforcement bots scan your pages. Linking your defense vault to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger forensic scans on new uploads and organize license proof. Sign up today to protect your digital properties from costly claims.
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Automate PicDefense with Make to Protect Your Brand from Copyright Risks
By integrating PicDefense with Make, you can automate image safety checks. Instantly scan uploads, receive instant risk alerts, and log compliance data to protect your brand automatically.
Automatic Upload Scanning
Instantly scan new images for copyright risks the moment they are uploaded to your cloud storage or website.
Centralized Compliance Logging
Automatically save all your image scan results and risk scores directly into Google Sheets or Airtable.
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Real-time Risk Alerts
Receive instant notifications on Slack or email the moment a high-risk image is detected.
Hands-free Image Moderation
Automatically remove or quarantine flagged images from your media library before they go live.
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