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Disable Right-Click to Deter Image Theft

Turn off right-click, "Save image as," and dragging on your images - a simple deterrent that stops the easiest way visitors copy your work. Not DRM, just friction.

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Disable Right-Click to Deter Image Theft

The Easiest Grabs Take Two Seconds

Most casual image copying happens through the browser's own tools.

One-Click Saves

Right-click, then "Save image as" is the fastest way any visitor lifts an image straight off your page.

Two clicks to copy any image
Drag-and-Drop Grabs

Without opening a menu at all, a visitor can drag an image from your page onto their desktop.

No menu needed to take a photo
Casual Reuse

Photographers, artists, and shops watch their work get copied and reposted by people who never thought twice.

Your images, reused without asking

How Right-Click Disable Works

A tiny script adds friction on the frontend - and nowhere else.

Enable

Flip the single toggle to turn on right-click protection for your site.

Load

A lightweight script loads only on the frontend, and only while the feature is on.

Block

Right-click, the "Save image as" menu, and image dragging are disabled on your images.

Keep Your Original Images Protected

Discourage casual copying and unauthorized reuse while visitors continue browsing your website normally.

Your Images Are Your Property

Keep your original images safer from casual copying and unauthorized reuse. Protect your visual content while maintaining a more professional and secure website experience.

Your Images Are Your Property

An Honest Deterrent, Done Simply

It raises the bar for casual copying - and stays out of the way otherwise.

Blocks right-click and "Save image as"
Stops image drag-and-drop on the frontend
A deterrent for casual copying, not DRM
Tiny script loads only when enabled
One toggle, no configuration needed
Free and runs on your own server

Frequently Asked Questions

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