Sign the Declaration
Add your voice to the public call for creators to claim fair pay, consent, and lasting control over their work.
Why this matters to fans
The internet promised direct connection between creators and audiences. Instead, too many platforms became engines of extraction, taking the upside while creators lose leverage, visibility, and fair pay. Fans feel that loss too: fewer sustainable careers, more burnout, and a culture shaped around what is cheapest to scale instead of what is worth making.
Save The Creators exists so creators can organize across disciplines and keep creators at the table. Fans and supporters belong in that picture because public pressure, public solidarity, and public visibility all help creators push back.
What you can do right now
Keep it simple: add your name, spread the call, and stay involved. Those are the clearest supporter actions the source material backs today.
Add your voice to the public call for creators to claim fair pay, consent, and lasting control over their work.
Move this beyond individual fandom. Send the declaration to friends, group chats, communities, and anyone who cares about the future of creative work.
Join the movement for free to stay close to the work, get updates, and help amplify creators across disciplines.
Supporter toolkit still in development
The source material supports signing, sharing, joining, and staying informed. A fuller fan-support toolkit and more specific supporter pathways have not been published yet, so this page does not pretend they already exist.
Your role in the movement
The people who make the music, films, games, writing, and art you love are being pushed into systems that take the value while creators fight for scraps. Fans help make that reality impossible to ignore.
This movement is creator-led. Your role is to strengthen the call, widen the audience, and help more people understand why creator rights matter to culture itself.
One signature matters. One share matters. Thousands of fans moving together make it harder for extractive systems to pretend nobody is paying attention.
“Individual creativity is vulnerable, but collective creativity is a force of nature.”
Where to go next
Add your voice to the call for creators worldwide to claim what's rightfully theirs, then help more people see why this fight belongs to all of us.