Your words. On their website.
Product descriptions, about pages, articles, and photos copied onto another site. Document exactly what was taken and ask for it back.
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- Your product descriptions pasted onto another store
- Your about page or blog post copied word for word
- Your original photos or graphics on someone else’s site
- A cloned landing page using your copy and images
- 1The exact URLs where the copy appears (up to three per case)
- 2A link to your original page
- 3Which parts were copied, such as a paragraph or a set of images
- 4The legal name of whoever owns the rights
The details that matter.
The material, not the layout
Copyright covers your original text, photos, and graphics. A similar layout, basic idea, or common design pattern usually isn’t a copyright claim.
Pick the right door
Asking a site owner, a web host’s copyright process, and search delisting are separate routes. There’s no single takedown button for the whole internet.
Pause when rights are unclear
If there’s a license, a past agreement, or a question about who owns it, save your draft and get independent legal advice first.
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.