GiliSoft Copy Protect

Package videos, documents, PDFs, presentations, web pages, images, audio, and mixed folders for controlled viewing instead of sending ordinary reusable source files.

  • Package mixed files as protected GCP or EXE output
  • Bind delivery to USB drives, discs, or approved devices
  • Control copying, printing, screenshots, and viewer access
Protected documents, videos and images packaged for controlled viewing and offline delivery

Protect Files Before They Leave Your Control

GiliSoft Copy Protect turns videos, audio, images, PDFs, Office documents, presentations, web pages, fillable PDFs, and mixed folders into protected output opened through a controlled reader.

Recipients can view, read, or play the material while the package applies the rules you selected for copying, printing, screenshots, expiry, watermarking, and device access.

Choose the output that fits the package: use GCP for standard protected delivery. Use EXE for a self-contained Windows package when the finished output is below the software's 4GB EXE limit.
Copy Protect software box

Core Copy Protection Features

Create protected GCP or EXE output

Package selected content as GCP Format for standard protected delivery, or as EXE output when a self-contained package is preferred and the package stays within the EXE size limit.

Add files, folders, web pages, PPT, and PDF

Build mixed packages from ordinary files and folders, web pages, PowerPoint files, fillable PDFs, documents, images, audio, and video.

Bind access to USB, CD/DVD, or a computer

Tie protected output to a USB drive, external drive, CD/DVD, or selected computer so it opens only with the intended hardware.

Use Demo, Client, and Admin modes

Create different access profiles for trial viewing, client delivery, and owner administration with separate passwords and rule sets.

Disable copy, paste, print, screenshot, and clipboard reuse

Apply anti-copy rules that reduce common leakage actions while recipients read documents, view images, or play media.

Set expiry, play count, viewing limits, and watermarking

Add expiration dates, play count limits, video viewing time limits, document page limits, and floating or fixed text watermarks.

Customize the protected reader

Let recipients open the package in a controlled reader instead of exposing regular source files to ordinary applications.

Deliver protected files offline

Share protected packages by direct transfer, USB drive, external disk, or disc without requiring a cloud portal.

Additional Local Tools

Hide local files

Conceal sensitive source material from ordinary Windows browsing before or after packaging.

Disguise folders

Make selected local folders less obvious while preparing protected content.

Manage password wallets

Keep access details organized when you prepare protected packages repeatedly.

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Add files and folders to Copy Protect

Add mixed content and choose output type

Add files, folders, web pages, PPT files, and fillable PDF documents, then choose GCP Format or EXE output before creating the protected package.

Protected package steps

Additional local tools

Who Is This For?

Content creators selling digital media

Protect paid videos, images, audio, and bundled downloads before sharing them with customers.

Training companies delivering course material

Package lessons, manuals, PDFs, slides, and videos with controlled viewing and anti-copy rules.

Businesses sharing confidential documents

Deliver proposals, reports, manuals, and client files with restrictions beyond ordinary attachments.

Publishers distributing mixed file bundles

Protect video, document, image, and audio libraries in one offline package.

Teams sending review copies to partners

Use watermarking and expiry to reduce leakage from external previews and evaluations.

Organizations needing offline file control

Protect files when delivery happens by USB, disc, external drive, or direct transfer instead of a cloud portal.

Choose the Right GiliSoft Tool

Need video-first copy protection?

Use Video Copy Protect when the main asset is video and the page should focus on protected playback, binding, watermarking, and anti-copy video delivery.

View Video Copy Protect

Need USB content delivery?

Use USB Copy Protection when protected files are distributed mainly on USB drives and removable media.

View USB Copy Protection

Need video DRM licensing and blacklist control?

Use Video DRM Protection when video delivery needs password generation, blacklist checks, device binding, watermarking, and stronger licensing management.

View Video DRM Protection

Common Copy Protection Use Cases

Block people from making copies

When your main request is "I need software to block people from making copies," start with this guide: choose copy blocking software.

Deliver paid courses and support files

Package videos, slides, PDFs, worksheets, and audio into controlled output for students or customers.

Send client documents with print and copy rules

Share proposals, manuals, reports, PDF files, and Office documents with reduced copying, printing, and clipboard reuse.

Create USB or disc-bound offline packages

Bind protected output to USB, external drives, CD/DVD media, or a target device for controlled offline access.

Build limited-time demo packages

Use Demo settings, expiry dates, play counts, viewing time limits, and watermarks for trials, previews, and evaluations.

Prepare partner review copies

Give partners or agencies controlled viewing access without sending ordinary reusable source files.

Need setup steps or a specific protection example?

The Copy Protect guide organizes instructions for documents, videos, USB delivery, training files, and product comparisons.

Browse Copy Protect Guides

Copy Protection FAQ

Is copy protection the same as encryption?

No. Encryption protects stored data. Copy protection focuses on what recipients can do with delivered files after they receive them.

What output formats does Copy Protect create?

It supports GCP Format and EXE output. GCP is the standard protected package format, while EXE is useful for self-contained packages and is marked with a 4GB limit in the software.

Can it protect PDF, PPT, web pages, and Office files?

Yes. It supports ordinary files and folders plus web pages, PPT files, fillable PDFs, documents, images, audio, and video.

Can protected packages be bound to USB or disc?

Yes. Output can be bound to USB drives, external drives, CD/DVD media, or a specific device depending on the delivery plan.

Can it restrict print, copy, screenshots, and clipboard use?

Yes. Client settings include controls for copying, pasting, printing, screenshots, clipboard use, virtual machine playback, and other common reuse paths.

When should I choose Video DRM Protection instead?

Choose Video DRM Protection when the project is mainly video and needs password generation, blacklist management, and DRM-style video licensing.