Disable Right Click & Content Copy Protection
Disable Right Click & Content Copy Protection is a powerful WordPress plugin designed to protect your website’s content from unauthorized copying and downloading. This plugin provides multiple layers of protection to safeguard your valuable content, images, and intellectual property. Are you looking for the best, lightweight replacement and alternative to plugins like WP Content Copy Protection & No Right Click, Secure Copy Content Protection and Locked Browser, or WP Shield Content Protector? Disable Right Click & Content Copy Protection is the most advanced, modern, and user-friendly plugin to protect your WordPress site from content theft. Not only does it secure your content and images, but it also gives you fine-grained control over exactly what gets protected, all without slowing down your website performance! Key Features Right-Click Protection: Completely disable the right-click context menu across your website Copy Content Prevention: Block keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl+C, Ctrl+A, Ctrl+V, and more Image Drag Protection: Prevent users from dragging and saving images from your website Content Type Control: Choose specific post types (posts, pages, custom post types) where protection should be applied Master Toggle: Easy enable/disable functionality for the entire plugin Developer Tools Protection: Disable F12, Ctrl+Shift+I, and other developer console shortcuts Text Selection Blocking: Prevent text highlighting and selection on protected pages Print Protection: Block Ctrl+P and Print Screen functionality Mobile Optimized: Works seamlessly on mobile devices and tablets Advanced Settings Selective Protection: Apply protection only to specific content types Individual Feature Control: Enable or disable specific protection features independently Admin Interface: Clean, intuitive settings page with toggle switches Real-time Configuration: Changes take effect immediately without caching issues Multiple Notification Styles: Choose from Toast, Banner, Modal, or Inline notification styles with custom text and colors User Exemptions: Exempt all logged-in users or specific user roles (e.g. administrators, editors) from protection IP Whitelist: Bypass protection for trusted IP addresses — ideal for clients, team members, or staging access Copy Watermark: Automatically append a customizable attribution text (e.g. source URL) whenever content is copied Per-Page/Post Override: Control protection on individual posts and pages directly from the editor sidebar metabox Use Cases This plugin is perfect for: Content Creators: Protect articles, tutorials, and written content Photographers: Safeguard image portfolios and galleries E-learning Platforms: Protect course materials and educational content Business Websites: Secure proprietary information and documents News Websites: Prevent unauthorized content reproduction Portfolio Sites: Protect creative work and designs Security Features Console Protection: Display warning messages in browser console Developer Tools Detection: Detect when developer tools are opened Multi-browser Compatibility: Works across all major browsers No Performance Impact: Lightweight code that doesn’t slow down your site Easy to Use Install and activate the plugin Go to Settings > Content Protection Configure your protection preferences Save settings and your content is protected! WordPress Guidelines Compliant This plugin follows all WordPress coding standards and security guidelines: * Proper data sanitization and validation * Secure nonce verification * Escaped output for security * Translation ready * Clean, documented code
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Selective Image Guard | A deterrent for unauthorized downloads and scraping
Selective Image Guard is a lightweight WordPress plugin that adds multiple layers of protection to your website’s images. It’s ideal for photographers, designers, and content creators who want to deter theft and unauthorized use of their visual content. Key Features Desktop Screenshot Prevention: Applies a blur filter to protected images when specific keyboard shortcuts for screenshots are detected. This is a deterrent, not a foolproof solution. Print Protection: Blurs protected images when a user attempts to print the page. Selective Protection: You control which images are protected. The plugin only affects images you mark as protected in the media library. How It Works Navigate to your media library and select the image you want to protect. Check the “Protect this image” option. The plugin will automatically apply front-end protections to the selected image to help prevent unauthorized access. Free Features The free version gives you solid protection against common image theft techniques: DevTools Detection – Prevents users from opening browser developer tools to inspect and steal images. JavaScript Disabling Detection – Detects when JavaScript is disabled, ensuring protections remain active. Desktop Screenshot Prevention – Blocks most attempts to capture screenshots of your images on desktop. Print Protection – Prevents printing of protected images directly from the browser. PRO Features The PRO version unlocks advanced and flexible controls for complete image protection: Bulk Protection – Quickly apply protection to all images across your website with a single setting. Featured Images Protection – Protects your WordPress featured images from theft. Protection by Post Type – Apply image protection only where you need it (e.g., posts, pages, custom post types). WooCommerce Product Galleries – Keep your product images safe and protect your online shop from unauthorized copying. Watermark – Automatically add a customizable watermark to your images for extra security. Premium Support – Get direct, priority support from the plugin author. Don’t understimate the value of a deterrent. This plugin provides a deterrent, not a foolproof solution. No client-side technique can offer 100% protection against a determined attacker. But don’t underestimate the value of a deterrent. Think about the methods used to keep mosquitoes away. Even if they don’t work 100%, would you rather be surrounded by hundreds of mosquitoes or just a couple? That’s the idea of a deterrent. Examples of Use Here are several examples where you would want to display an image on a site but discourage people from sharing it: Online course slides – You want students to see diagrams or infographics, but not download or redistribute them outside your platform. Stock photography previews – You show high-resolution images to logged-in subscribers, but do not want those same images shared publicly without a license. Members-only content – For example, fitness programs or meal plans with recipe cards as images, visible only to paying members. Confidential documents – An internal portal where staff see charts or scanned reports, but you do not want them forwarded outside the company. Product prototypes – Showing early design mockups (e.g. fashion sketches or unreleased product photos) to investors or testers, but preventing leaks to competitors. Protection against unauthorized scraping – Preventing automated bots from copying images and republishing them without permission. E-commerce product photos – Protecting your catalog from competitors scraping product images to use in their own stores. Real estate listings – Preventing property photos from being scraped and reused on unauthorized portals. Artistic portfolios – Protecting photographers, illustrators, and designers from having their portfolio images scraped and reused without attribution. News and media outlets – Protecting journalistic images from being scraped and re-hosted by content farms. Stock agencies – Protecting preview images (with or without watermarks) from being scraped in bulk to avoid licensing. Recipe or DIY blogs – Protecting step-by-step photos from being scraped and republished elsewhere. More Information About Image Protection For more details about image protection and the limitations of client-side techniques, read the article: How to Protect Images on WordPress (And How to Prevent Theft) Credits Developed by Jose Mortellaro