About Takedown Wizard

Free tools and plain-language guides for getting copied content taken down.

Takedown Wizard is a free self-help tool for creators, online sellers and small businesses whose work has been copied or misused online. It helps you prepare a copyright takedown notice or a trademark letter and shows you where to send it.

Important: Takedown Wizard provides general information and self-help tools, not legal advice. Platforms and hosts decide whether to remove content and we cannot guarantee any outcome. For situations involving litigation, significant financial loss or uncertainty about your rights, talk to a licensed attorney.

Free Tools and the Optional $2.99 Download

Creating your notice and copying the finished text is free. No account is required. The optional $2.99 purchase is a one-time charge, not a subscription. It gives you the same notice as a formatted PDF and an editable Word (DOCX) file, both downloaded in your browser right after payment.

Your notice data: The free generators run in your browser. What you type is not sent to our servers unless you choose a feature that needs it, such as emailing yourself a copy or buying the download. Details are in our Privacy Policy.

Who Runs It

Takedown Wizard is operated by Sprint Build Group. It is a software tool, not a law firm, a legal services provider or a takedown or content-enforcement agency. Using it does not create an attorney-client relationship or any other professional relationship. See section 2 of our Terms of Service. We are not affiliated with any platform or host covered in our guides.

The site is supported by the optional downloads, by advertising served through Google AdSense and by a labeled partner link to DMCA.com's content-protection service, which may earn us a commission at no extra cost to you.

Contact

Questions and corrections are welcome at contact@sprintbuildgroup.com or through the Contact Support page. If a guide's link or form has changed, please let us know. Each guide shows the month it was last reviewed.

Recent Updates

September 2026: Added this About page. Rechecked the X (Twitter) and YouTube guides against each platform's current copyright help pages and added sections on what happens after you file, counter-notices, retractions, strikes and appeals. Corrected structured data on the homepage, Submission Directory and Platform Guides pages so it matches the visible FAQ text exactly.
September 2026: Published the YouTube copyright guide. Expanded every platform and host guide with platform-specific FAQs and common mistakes. Moved the Privacy Policy, Terms of Service and Contact pages to standalone pages.
August 2026: Expanded the homepage with background on what a DMCA notice legally requires, what happens after you send one, counter-notices and the risks of a mistaken claim.
July 2026: Launched the notice generators and the first platform and host guides covering Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Shopify, TikTok, X, AWS, Cloudflare, GoDaddy and Hostinger.