Fans can launch a token for your short, your series, your channel or your studio. The biggest slice of every trade's creator fee is locked to your project's vault. It reaches you only after you prove you made it, sign the human-made pledge and explicitly opt in — and you can opt out any time.
Search the library or add it from pixiv, X, YouTube, TikTok, Niconico, Bilibili, FANBOX, Patreon, Makuake, Kickstarter and 20 more — or your studio site. Then hit “I made this”.
Put a one-time code where only you can write: your YouTube or Vimeo description, channel About, Bluesky bio, itch page or website are checked automatically. A pixiv, X, TikTok or FANBOX bio works too — a moderator checks those by hand.
Sign the human-made pledge, pick a payout wallet and optionally link your process — timelapses, storyboards, animatics. Or opt out, which closes new launches.
Using digital tools is fine — tweening, rigs, compositing, cleanup scripts. What the pledge rules out is passing off AI-generated frames, characters or motion as hand-made work. If a report shows otherwise, moderators can flag the project and close its launches.