Nothing beats consent.
Your face. Your body.
Your voice. Your share.
The Human Agency connects AI creators with performers. Without leaving home.
License your digital double for the uses you choose, at your price. Earn from home, keep 90%, stay in control.
For everyone · no fame needed · earn from home · adults only
Interactive sample. No permissions are saved or enforced.
Human first. Every time.
Our vision: every approved licence carries a unique, non-transferable number — so permissions and payment terms are publicly traceable, while sensitive identity material stays private.
Your likeness is your patrimoine.
Make it work for you.
Special offer · seven winners a month
No casting calls, no travel: a phone scan, a few lines of voice, and your own rules. Every month, seven performers will have their first year funded by reproduction.legal.
A full year of creation funded by reproduction.legal, beginning with one agreed likeness capture and reference setup. You approve the scope before we begin.
Throughout your funded year, agreed works — starting with one introductory video — each with your approval of the brief and permitted use. No obligation to license further roles.
Chosen for fit, diversity and consent readiness — not for follower counts. Beginners and professionals alike.
You set the value. You set the terms.
Proposed offer for selected verified adults, subject to funding and written terms. The funded year's scope — number of works, length, and revision limits — will be confirmed before applications open. No applications or scans are collected in this demo.
Who it is for
You don't need to be famous. You don't need to leave home. If AI can copy you, you should be the one who decides and the one who earns.
Your face, voice, timing, and presence are part of your craft. Explore a digital counterpart that can take on agreed roles, with a defined brief, a clear fee, and permission that stops at the scope you approved.
Experience should not determine whose boundaries matter. Explore separate permissions, a clear licence scope, and the option to offer no uses at all.
Find the right presence for your story, then agree the role. A proposed casting-to-creation workflow with the talent’s permissions, compensation, and usage limits visible before production.
How it works
Performers create a verified profile with a stage name, their own prices and their own limits. Free.
Directors, brands and studios search by look, voice, language, budget and allowed uses.
The buyer sends a request with a brief and a fee. The performer says yes or no. Nothing happens without her yes.
Every accepted deal becomes a contract with a unique licence number. The buyer's payment is held until delivery; then 90% goes to the performer.
A licence is never a sale. Each licence covers one specific use, for a set time and territory — and you're paid each time your image is used.
Your image gets a unique, non-transferable number on a blockchain, bound to you and to your contract.
Your contract
A creator wants you in their story: a drama, an action film, a comedy, a romance. Before anything is made, you decide exactly what they may do, and it's written into a contract with its own licence number.
Drama, action, comedy, romance. Explicit only if you opened that category yourself.
Lead, supporting or background, and how much screen time.
Violence, nudity, politics, brands, themes or names you refuse.
Private, festival, streaming, social media or ads: you choose.
France, Europe or worldwide; six months, two years, or another term.
Approve the script before, and the final cut after.
No AI training on your image, no resale, no reuse in another project.
You set your fee per project. A minimum protects beginners from being underpaid.
Pause or end future uses at any time. Work already made keeps the terms you signed.
Nothing beats consent. Yours is written into every contract.
Why it matters
In April 2026, 25 French voice actors found 47 AI clones of their voices online and had them removed.
Deepfakes of independent creators have been used to scam their fans; some deceived fans turned up at creators' homes.
One actor received €4,600 for three years of his likeness on an avatar platform, then found his face in propaganda.
Your face is worth something. Decide who uses it, and get paid every time.
When copies appear
A proposed workflow for responding to unauthorised copies: review the use, consider your options, and keep a record. Detection and removal services are not active in this demo.
Intimate uses need separate, specific adult consent. A new licence cannot erase an earlier violation.
Your face in a sponsored video for a skincare brand.Social media ad · found today · no licence on record
Studio
Explore a recurring character across images and video. Each role needs the right permissions, compatible production tools, and the talent’s approval.
Try a fictional brief below. No media is generated and no model or external service is connected.
The Studio never generates explicit content.
1 · Choose a performer examples
2 · Imagine a scenario
Licences cover digital uses only.
Nova walks along the shore at golden hour, holding a bottle of perfume.
Earnings
Adjust a hypothetical performer fee and number of paid jobs. This shows the arithmetic, not expected demand or guaranteed earnings.
Illustration: the performer sets an agreed fee per job. This calculator multiplies that fee by the number of paid jobs, then shows the 90% performer share, before personal taxes or costs. The agency keeps 10%, like an artists' agent; buyers pay a separate 5% service fee on top. All terms remain proposals.
An example to show how it adds up, not a promise. Demand depends on who wants to license your likeness.
Examples
Every person sets their own rules, so every path is different. Here is what a few typical settings would add up to.
Illustrative examples · not real users or results
Examples use a hypothetical 90% share and the demand shown. These are illustrations, not published commercial terms or expected earnings.
Pricing
Performers never pay anything: no subscription, no upload fee, no charge to be represented. The agency earns 10% only when a deal is signed — the standard commission for artists' agents. Buyers pay a 5% service fee per deal, on top of the fee.
Planned prices while reproduction.legal is in development. Final terms will be published before launch.
Safety and trust
The future service would require verification that every depicted performer is an adult and has specifically consented. This demo verifies nobody and accepts no identity material.
Voice, image, video, conversation, and explicit use are separate choices. Permission for one use never implies another. These switches change only this page.
The aim is clear attribution, licence records, and a process to report fakes, impersonation, and unauthorised copies. Detection, takedowns, and enforcement are not operational here.
The sample pause control demonstrates a design intention. It does not suspend any real avatar or affect existing content.
The proposed service should show what was licensed, the agreed price, fees, and the creator’s share. The figures here are hypothetical; no payments are processed.
Explicit content is an optional category for consenting adults. No judgement of a creator’s choices; no assumption of permission. A real service would need adult verification and specific consent for everyone represented.
Sexual fakes are never licensed. They are taken down, and we help you take legal action.
For business
Use the image. Never steal it. A proposed production workspace for authorised performer imagery and video: recurring characters, approved scene briefs, model routing, and clear licence records. Enterprise integration and volume pricing would follow validated pilots. No media or licences can be purchased in this demo.
Questions
No. This is a public design prototype. It does not accept uploads, protect your likeness, generate avatars, or create legally binding licences.
That depends on the material, rights, and applicable agreements. The design goal is to keep the creator in control of specific permissions. This demo makes no ownership determination.
The demo uses fictional examples only. A real project would need the appropriate rights and consent for every person and protected element involved.
It disables the sample card’s permission switches until you resume. No real avatar or external system is affected, and no permissions are recorded.
Yes, as a separate opt-in category for consenting adults. No blanket permission: scope, participants, editing, channels, duration, and compensation would need specific agreement. This demo contains no explicit media or generation.
No. The demo provides no monitoring or enforcement. A future service could help document authorised uses and handle reports; it could not promise to prevent every copy or guarantee removal from other platforms.
No. Amounts are illustrative. The earnings calculator multiplies an agreed performer fee by paid jobs, before personal taxes or costs. Sample client quotes separate the performer fee from production and platform charges. No demand or earnings are promised; commercial terms remain draft.
Actors, voice artists, models, and performers, with professional talent first and emerging talent next. Adult-use categories are optional and separately authorised by consenting adults.
No launch date has been announced. There is no early-access list or registration in this public demo.
About the company
reproduction.legal is a European company in formation. It brings together the people who lend their image, the industry that uses it, the engineers who build the technology and the lawyers who make consent hold. None of them can make this fair alone.
Actors, voice artists, models, creators and adult performers.
Founding seat openProducers, directors, casting and dubbing professionals. They know how images are really made, bought and used.
Founding seat openThey make the vault, the licence numbers and the proofs work.
Founding seat openData protection included. They turn consent into contracts that stand up in court.
Founding seat openTry a casting brief
Pick a performer, a format, and a role. Get an illustrative brief and fee breakdown. Demo profiles only; this sample does not generate media, send messages, or process payments.
All routes are fictional. A real request would require an approved provider, verified adults, scenario-specific consent, and a valid licence.
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