At Envato Market, we respect intellectual property and expect our community to do the same. This policy explains how we address allegations of intellectual property infringement and how copyright owners and authors can respond when a takedown notice has been issued against their items. This policy forms part of the Envato Market Terms.
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What are my options if I think my content is being used without permission?
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Contact the Author directly
Consider contacting the author of the item directly. There may be a misunderstanding that you and the author can sort out without resorting to formal processes. How to contact the Author directly see this DMCA FAQ page.
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Submit a DMCA takedown notice
If you’re a copyright owner or have the authority to act on behalf of a copyright owner, you may send us a DMCA takedown notice requesting we take down the content. How to submit a DMCA takedown notice (valid format and other information).
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Submit a General IPR notice
If you’re an IPR owner (other than copyright), including trademark owners, or have the authority to act on their behalf, you may send us a General IPR notice requesting we take down the content. How to submit a General IPR notice (including the expected format of the notice).
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Contact the Author directly
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Information for Authors who have received a DMCA takedown notice
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Information about Envato’s role in this process
Authors upload their content directly to Envato Market, and Envato provides the platform services.
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How to Contact us
Our designated copyright agent to receive claims is Envato Pty Ltd and can be reached via Envato Market Help. Please address DMCA takedown notices and General IPR notices to Envato Pty Ltd. If you're unable to use this system, you can post to Envato Copyright Agent, Envato Pty Ltd at Level 3, 551 Swanston Street, Carlton, VIC 3053, Australia, or email to copyright@help.envato.com.
Please visit the DMCA FAQ page if you have any further questions.