Guides

How to report a copy of your work

Each marketplace has its own portal, its own rules and its own reasons for rejecting reports. These guides follow each platform's official process step by step, with links to the source.

• Guide · TemuTemuStep-by-step: file a copyright report on Temu's IP Portal when a seller copies your product photos or designs. What to include, what happens next, and how to avoid rejection.Reviewed 2026-10-31
• Guide · AliExpressAliExpressReport copied product photos or designs on AliExpress through Alibaba's IP Protection Platform (IPP): registration, documents, the 200-listing limit and what happens after.Reviewed 2026-10-31
• Guide · AmazonAmazonReport a listing that uses your design or product photos on Amazon, with the Report Infringement form or Brand Registry's Report a Violation tool. What to prepare and what to expect.Reviewed 2026-10-31
• Guide · eBayeBayUse eBay's Verified Rights Owner (VeRO) programme to report listings that copy your designs or photos: the VeRO Portal, what a notice needs, and the 10-business-day counter-notice rule.Reviewed 2026-10-31
• Guide · EtsyEtsyReport listings that copy your designs or photos through Etsy's IP Reporting Portal: registering, adding your work, building a report, common rejection reasons and counter notices.Reviewed 2026-10-31

These guides explain each platform's public process. They aren't legal advice, and platforms change their forms, so check the live page before you file.