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AI-edited. Still your work.

When your specific, identifiable work turns up inside AI-edited images or video, start with the original you own, not a similarity in style.

AI-edited

@dreamyrenders “made this with AI”

A good fit
  • Your photo run through an AI filter and reposted
  • Your illustration recognizably inside an AI-generated image
  • Your video frames reused in AI-edited content
What you’ll need
  1. 1The link to the AI-edited post
  2. 2Your original, and what recognizable parts were reused
  3. 3The legal name of whoever owns the rights
Good to know

The details that matter.

A specific work comes first

We need a particular human-created work and the recognizable parts that appear copied. “It looks like my style” isn’t enough for a cease‑and‑desist.

Not every AI issue is copyright

Voice clones, likeness, impersonation, and trademark questions involve different rights. We’ll flag those rather than force them into a copyright notice.

Review, not automatic accusations

Uncertain cases pause for review. A similarity score alone never causes a letter to be sent.

Copyright Hawk is not a law firm. We act as your authorized agent, not your attorney, and don’t give legal advice.

They stole your work.Make them answer for it.

Paste the link, approve the cease‑and‑desist, and we take it from there. Free to start today. Sending opens at launch.