Remove infringing designs from Redbubble
On print-on-demand sites, one uploaded design becomes dozens of products: shirts, stickers, mugs and phone cases. Remove the design and every product goes with it.
How counterfeits show up on Redbubble
One upload, many products
A single infringing design can appear on dozens of product pages. We target the design, so the report covers everything it's printed on.
Designs without the brand name
Uploads often use character art, logos or slogans without naming the brand. Image search finds them anyway.
The same design, everywhere
Infringing designs are often uploaded to several print-on-demand sites at once. We monitor 10 of them, so the same design doesn't survive elsewhere.
Reporting on Redbubble yourself
Redbubble accepts reports from rights owners and their authorized agents through its notice and takedown form. Each report needs proof of your rights and the specific works. The hard part is finding every upload across the site, and on every other print-on-demand site the same design ends up on.
We handle it for you: we find the listings, verify every one and file the reports through Redbubble's own rights-owner channel.
How we handle it
The same three checks we run on all 31 platforms we monitor. Nothing is reported until it has passed all three.
Detect
Targeted multi-term queries, broad keyword sweeps and image search, so listings that never mention your brand are still found. Your authorized sellers go on an exclusion list before the first scan.
Recognize
Our image recognition algorithm, Bullseye, compares every product image against your logos, designs and product images. It judges the images, not the title.
Verify
Our review team manually checks every remaining link before it's reported. Uncertain items are held. No bulk or sampled approvals.
More about our merchandise protection process · Every platform we cover
Common questions
Which print-on-demand sites do you cover?
artistshot, CafePress, FineArtAmerica, Pixels, Redbubble, Society6, TeeFury, TeePublic, Threadless and Zazzle.
What about original fan art on Redbubble?
Fan art that doesn't match your designs is never reported. Only designs that pass image recognition and manual review are submitted.
Can you act on my behalf?
Yes. Redbubble accepts reports from rights owners and their authorized agents, and we report infringing designs for you.
See what we'd find on Redbubble
Tell us the properties you want protected and we'll show you what's out there.