Yours or someone else's, it does not matter. The date the video went public is the evidence that cannot be argued with.
You may carve someone else's move on their behalf. Even then, the only name on record is the creator's.
Enter the name they actually go by. If spellings split, the very record of who did it first falls apart.
Both Japanese and English are required. Anyone viewing outside Japanese sees the English move name.
Paste a link to an already public video: YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and so on. YouTube supports clipped playback with start and end seconds.
This platform's publication date cannot be read automatically. Enter the date the video went public (required). This is the lifeline that stops "first to register wins".
Choose a category
You can carve without showing the carver's name (you still need to be logged in). The creator's name is never hidden.
There is a Code for what may be carved. Read it first. Records that break it are taken down.
A move name is carved as (unapproved) first. Only the creator themselves, with a linked social account, can approve it.