License checks

Code & Project License & Copyright Checker≈

Inspect license and copyright declarations in code projects and archives. Unverified estimate; confirm the source and full license before use.

Tools will load when you run.

Input method

Drop your files hereor browse from your device

Source URL

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Estimate — manual verification required

This report does not certify copyright ownership or permission to use the work. Metadata and licensing statements may be incomplete or altered. An author is not necessarily the rights holder. Missing information never means public domain or free to use.

Analysis stays on your device. Links fetch the original file directly; if the site blocks downloads, upload the file or use the CLI. Up to 32 MiB per run. Repository checks sample up to 40 files; archives inspect up to 256 files. Dependencies and assets may have separate terms.

Repository branch, tag or commit (optional)

Confirm the original source, applicable license and intended use before relying on any result.

Your result.

How to use Code & Project License & Copyright Checker

Choose Upload file or From link. All analysis runs on your device.
Upload a file or enter its direct URL. Code also accepts ZIP/TAR projects and public GitHub or GitLab repositories. Downloads happen directly on your device.
Review the evidence and its location, download the JSON report and verify the original source. No result certifies ownership or permission.

Formats and requirements

Input formats: files
Output: JSON
Availability: Free in your browser and through the CLI
Files per operation: 1–256
Browser file limit: 32 MiB per file, 32 MiB total

What to expect

An estimate based on declarations and metadata, not a rights certificate or legal clearance. Verify every finding with the original source and rights holder. Missing information never means free to use. Authors and copyright holders may differ. Files are analyzed locally; links are downloaded directly from their source. Browser input is limited to 32 MiB. Archives are bounded and scans can be incomplete.

Do my files leave my device?

No. Thanks to advanced file-processing technology, your files are processed directly on your device, inside your browser. OneKit does not receive your input files or results. Required public processing libraries may download when you first use the tool.

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