Model release — photos and video
Use photos or videos of people legally, without the risk of a personality rights claim.
Personality rights claims without consent cost an average of €15,000 to resolve
72 % of marketing teams do not use a formal model release
A digital consent form with a signature reduces the risk of a claim by 95 %
A consent form for using a person's likeness, photos and videos for marketing, commercial or editorial purposes. AI tailors the scope, term and compensation.
Legal context
Using the likeness of a natural person requires their consent under general personality rights law and Art. 85 GDPR (photos constitute personal data). Use without consent is unlawful.
Civil Code § 11 — personality rights; GDPR Art. 85 — photographs constitute personal data
Legal basis & glossaryWhen to use a Photo / video release form
- Before photographing or filming people for marketing materials
- When creating corporate profile photos or videos
- Before publishing customer testimonials with photographs
- For influencer collaborations involving a person's likeness
What you get
- Commercial and editorial use
- Online and offline channels
- Geographic scope
- Exclusivity of rights
From idea to signature
Commercial and editorial use
Online and offline channels
Geographic scope
Frequently asked questions about Photo / video release form
Glossary
Key terms in e-signature and contract law — with links to definitions.
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