How to Report Infringement on Amazon
Amazon infringement is usually a seller lifting your product photos or listing copy (copyright), or using your brand name or logo to sell knockoffs (trademark) — and Amazon treats these as separate report types you file individually.
🕑 Guide last reviewed: July 2026 — Amazon's own process can change; the official link above is always the source of truth.
Important: Takedown Wizard provides self-help templates and general information about third-party reporting processes — not legal advice, and using this site doesn't create an attorney-client relationship. We're not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any platform named on this page.
Copyright and trademark law vary by case and jurisdiction. You're solely responsible for the accuracy of anything you submit. If your situation involves significant damages, repeated infringement, or possible litigation, talk to a licensed attorney. See our for details.
Step-by-step process
Pick your path
No trademark or not enrolled in Brand Registry: use the public form. Registered trademark and enrolled: use Report a Violation inside Brand Registry — it's faster and unlocks more tools.
Select the correct violation type
Copyright, trademark, and patent are each filed as separate reports — Amazon does not let you combine them, even on the same listing.
Provide the ASIN(s) and evidence
Include the exact ASIN of each infringing listing, proof of ownership, and a description of what's being infringed.
Submit and track
Brand Registry members can track status inside the portal; public form submitters are notified by email.
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