Copyright & Takedowns
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FunPFP respects creators and accepts copyright complaints about images distributed through the library. This page describes our reporting process; it does not claim that FunPFP has a registered US DMCA agent.
For support, privacy requests and rights concerns: info@funpfp.com.
Before submitting a complaint
Check the image URL and identify the work you believe is being used without authorization. A similar style, common subject or broad idea does not by itself establish that a specific work was copied. You may contact the uploader when appropriate, but you do not need to do so before reporting to FunPFP.
Only submit a rights complaint if you own the relevant rights or are authorized to act for the owner. If the issue is harassment, private information or unsafe content, use the Content Policy reporting process instead.
Information to include
Send a copyright request through Contact using the subject “Copyright complaint”. Include enough information for us to identify the work and assess the claim.
- Your name, contact email and whether you are the owner or an authorized representative.
- A description of the protected work and an original or authoritative reference URL where available.
- The exact FunPFP image-page URL for each disputed image.
- Why you believe distribution is unauthorized, and any relevant evidence.
- A statement that you believe the use is not authorized by the owner, an agent or applicable law.
- A statement that the information is accurate and that you are authorized to make the request, plus your typed or electronic signature.
How we review a request
We assess the information, may request clarification and may restrict the disputed image during review. We may notify the uploader and share the substance of the complaint when needed to resolve it. Do not include unnecessary identity documents or private information in your notice.
If removal is warranted, the image can be removed from the public library and affected collections. Search-engine copies, provider caches and files already downloaded by visitors may take time to disappear or may remain outside our control.
If you believe a removal was mistaken
Contact us with the removed image URL or submission ID, your relationship to the work and evidence supporting your right to distribute it. Include a working reply address and explain why the complaint or removal is mistaken.
We review disputes case by case and may seek further information from either party. This review process is not a guarantee of restoration or a substitute for resolving a legal dispute through the appropriate process.
Repeat abuse and false claims
Repeated unauthorized uploads or attempts to evade a removal can lead to account restrictions. Knowingly false or abusive complaints can also lead to restrictions and may have consequences under applicable law.
For questions about the procedure or to request removal of your own submission, use Contact.