Identify the exact material
Open the affected post, video, Short or account and use its available Report action. Choose Copyright when that reason fits the concern. The reporting guide explains how to keep the correct target attached to your submission.
Describe which image, recording, writing or other material is involved and why you believe you own it or are authorised to raise the concern. Include the original work’s link or publication details when useful. Avoid vague claims that an entire account belongs to you when the dispute concerns one item.
Provide accurate information
Credit alone does not necessarily give someone permission to reuse material; read rights and copyright. Equally, a similar idea or an available sound button does not by itself prove infringement. Explain the specific overlap and any permission or licence you know about without inventing facts.
Keep a copy of your submitted wording and any confirmed tracking reference. A successful report confirms receipt, not a completed takedown or a decision about ownership. This guide does not promise a particular legal process, deadline or outcome.
Follow up inside the app
Use in-app support if the target cannot be reported, the submission fails or you need to add relevant information. Reference the earlier report where possible. Do not publish private contracts, identity documents or payment details in Community.
If your own post is affected, keep the original file and permission evidence. Review sound and effect reuse before creating a replacement. Re-uploading the same disputed material without resolving the concern can leave the underlying problem unchanged.