Last updated: November 2, 2026
PNGPack respects copyright and reviews reports about images, text, previews and links published on the website. This page explains how to report a problem and how we handle disputes. It does not mean that every asset on PNGPack is owned by us.
Where to send a report
Email pngpack.com@gmail.com with the subject “Copyright Takedown Request”. You can also use our Contact page, although email is preferable for a detailed notice. Include the exact PNGPack page address for each item you are reporting.
Information to include
A copyright owner or authorised representative should provide:
- Your full name and contact details, including an email address, postal address and telephone number where reasonably required to handle a formal notice.
- A description of the protected work. An original publication link or other supporting material can help identify it. For several works, provide a representative list.
- The exact PNGPack URLs of the material or links you want us to review. A category or search page alone may not identify the disputed item clearly enough.
- A statement that you believe in good faith that the reported use lacks permission from the rights holder or their agent and is not allowed by law.
- Confirmation that your notice is accurate and, under penalty of perjury where a formal DMCA notice is submitted, that you own the relevant exclusive right or are authorised to act for its owner.
- Your physical or electronic signature. A typed name may serve as an electronic signature.
A copyright registration certificate is not required merely to submit a report. We may ask for clarification if the work, your authority or the disputed use is unclear. Before reporting, consider whether the use is licensed or permitted by an applicable exception.
How we review reports
We review sufficiently detailed reports promptly and act expeditiously where removal or disabling access is appropriate. We may restrict an item during the review, request more information, correct a listing or remove content or a link.
Where appropriate, we may contact the person who supplied the material or the relevant source provider. We may share the details needed to explain and resolve the complaint. Please avoid including unrelated sensitive information. Our Privacy Policy explains how complaint information is handled.
If a file is hosted on another website, we can review the PNGPack listing, preview and link. We cannot remove a file from someone else's server; you may also need to contact that provider.
If you believe a removal was mistaken
Contact the same email address with the affected URL and explain the mistake or the permission you hold. Include supporting information. For an ordinary correction request, we will review the information and explain what else is needed.
Where the formal US DMCA counter-notification procedure applies, a counter-notice must include your signature, identification of the removed material and its former location, your full name, postal address, telephone number and email address, and a declaration under penalty of perjury that you believe the removal resulted from a mistake or incorrect identification.
It must also state your agreement to the jurisdiction of the US federal district court for the district where your address is located and to receiving legal process from the original complainant or their agent. For a person outside the United States, the jurisdiction statement must cover a US district where the service provider can be found. These statements have legal consequences, so obtain advice if you are unsure about submitting them.
In that formal process, a valid counter-notice may be forwarded to the original complainant. Subject to the applicable statutory conditions, removed material may be restored 10 to 14 business days after receipt unless we receive notice of a filed court action seeking to restrain the disputed activity. Content may remain unavailable for a separate lawful reason. An ordinary disagreement about a removal does not itself start that statutory procedure.
Misuse and repeat infringement
Deliberately false notices or counter-notices can carry legal consequences. Use this process for rights concerns, not to suppress criticism or remove material you do not control.
Where relevant, we may stop accepting material from a source or contributor associated with repeated infringement and restrict any related access or relationship.
Trademark and other concerns
For trademark, privacy or other rights concerns, email the same contact with the subject “Rights Concern” and identify the affected pages. We will review the type of concern raised rather than treating every report as a copyright claim.
Updates and contact
Changes to this process will appear on this page with a revised date. For copyright enquiries, write to pngpack.com@gmail.com.