Your work is your identity.
Protect it with NAK-ID.
Upload anything you create. NAK-ID timestamps it, stores the file, and gives you permanent proof you made it first.
Made in India for India's Creators.
NAK-ID stands for
Naam Aur Kaam Identity Document
Your name on your work. Forever.
How it works
Create your account.
Sign in with Google, Apple, or a passkey. We never see your email, your password, or your identity.
Submit your creation.
Any file — script, video, artwork, photograph, song lyrics, design, concept document. Add a title and short description.
Get your NAK-ID.
A unique certificate with a permanent timestamp and a public verification page anyone can check — anytime, anywhere.
Included with every submission
What you get
Instant Certificate
A unique NAK-ID and permanent timestamp the moment you submit.
Independent Verification
A public page at nakid.in/verify/NAK-XXXXXX anyone can check without logging in. No account needed.
Private File Storage
Your original file is stored privately on NAK-ID. Only you can access and download it.
Your Creative Portfolio
Every submitted work appears on your public NAK-ID portfolio page.
NAK-ID has no claim over your work. No rights. No license. No fine print. Just your name, on your work, permanently on record.
Get NAK-ID if you are...
Whatever you create — NAK-ID gives you proof it's yours.
Built to last
How permanent is permanent?
When you submit your work to NAK-ID, your certificate is recorded on ICP — a network of computers distributed across the world. It has never gone offline. Not once.
Your NAK-ID record doesn't depend on any single server — or on NAK-ID staying in business. The timestamp and creator identity are immutable and independently verifiable by anyone.
Even if we disappear tomorrow, your proof stays live. Forever.
Your File
Stored securely on NAK-ID. Only you can access and download your original file.
Your Certificate
Recorded across computers distributed worldwide. Never gone offline. Not once.
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What NAK-ID looks like
What you can submit
Types of creative IP
Document
Up to 10MB
Image
Up to 20MB
Audio
Up to 50MB
Video
Up to 200MB
Free to start — 5 credits included with every account. Top up only when you need more. See pricing
A Paper Trail for Your Creative IP.
Free to start. Takes two minutes. Lasts forever.
Free account · No credit card required