Facebook Copyright Infringement: How to File a Report That Works (2026)

Your video re-uploaded without credit. Your product photos on a scam page. Facebook copyright infringement is rampant — but the takedown tools work if you use them right.

How to File a Copyright Report

1. Go to Facebook’s copyright report form (search “Facebook report copyright infringement”).
2. Identify yourself as the rights owner.
3. Paste the URLs of the infringing posts/pages.
4. Describe your original work and provide proof of ownership.
5. Submit under penalty of perjury (this is a legal DMCA notice).

What Evidence You Need

• Links to YOUR original publication (dated before theirs)
• Original files with metadata
• Proof you’re the creator or rights holder

False Copyright Strikes Against You?

Competitors sometimes file bogus strikes. You can file a counter-notification — and if the claim was false, the content gets restored. See our copyright support service.

Need Help?

Copyright cases involve legal language — mistakes get reports rejected. We handle the full process: chat with us on WhatsApp.