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Getting started
What the Open Creator Graph is, and whether it's for you.
Claiming and signing in
Claim your record, sign in safely, and fix sign-in problems.
Editing your record
Check your details, add accounts and keep your record up to date.
Your AI choices
Allowed, Conditional and Prohibited, and what each one means.
Certificates, misuse and AI companies
What your certificate proves, what happens if AI ignores your choices, and deepfakes.
Search and AI visibility
How your record helps search and AI describe you correctly.
Privacy, data and removal
What's public, what we keep, and how to remove your record.
Parents and guardians
For parents and guardians of a Creator under 18.
Duos, personas and account types
Shared channels, artist personas, virtual Creators and other account types.
When a Creator has passed away
For family members of a Creator who has passed away.
For brands and marketers
Using the Graph to find and check Creators for collaborations.
For talent managers and agencies
Managing records for the Creators you represent.
For developers and AI teams
Reading OCG data and AI choices from your software.
How OCG compares
How OCG relates to copyright, robots.txt, TDMRep, C2PA and platform settings.
About Sparkonomy
Who we are, how we make money, and where we're headed.
AMISS research
Our study of how AI describes Creators.
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What other people are reading right now.
Does AMISS prove OCG improves ChatGPT or other AI answers?
No. AMISS tested how AI described Creators. It did not test OCG’s effect, lost income or use of data without permission. A separate test used 1,000 profiles and three models. With web search, the share getting at least one correct answer rose from 24.1% to 89%. That result is about web search in that test. It does not prove an OCG result.
AMISS researchWhat did the AMISS study find?
In September 2026, we tested how five AI models described 10,000 Instagram and YouTube profiles. For 67.2% of profiles, none of the five gave a correct description. Only one profile got a correct description from all five. These results apply to that test. They do not describe every Creator or every AI tool. https://creatorgraph.sparkonomy.com/amiss/
About SparkonomyHow many records exist, how many are claimed, and will you publish that split?
We launched with about a million Creator records and are adding more every day. In the very first week, we’ve had records claimed and created from nine countries.
About SparkonomyWhat feedback are Creators giving you? Have you tested the product?
Early feedback has been positive. Creators want a simple way to state their choices without learning technical skills. One said: “We shouldn’t have to become AI experts just to protect our identity and work.” Another asked for “real ownership over their identity and how their work is surfaced to the world.” Creators also tell us their identity is more than their posts. It includes their business, community and reputation. One early user called OCG “exactly what the creator economy world truly needs.” These are early reactions, not measured results. The shared need is simple: this is me, and these are my choices for AI.
About SparkonomyCan AI help Creators earn money? Does OCG promise income?
AI may bring paid uses of a Creator’s voice, face or avatar, with permission. OCG helps people find the Creator and their terms. It does not set a price or promise income. The Creator and the other party need to agree on the use and payment.
About SparkonomyHow do Creators make money today, beyond brand deals?
Creators can earn from brand deals, ads, sales links, paid memberships, tips, services, their own businesses and licensing. Licensing means letting someone use work or identity under agreed terms. Each Creator’s income mix is different.