How to Report Copyright Infringement on Facebook
Facebook infringement typically means someone uploaded your photos, videos, or written content to their profile or Page without permission, or a Page is impersonating your brand.
🕑 Guide last reviewed: July 2026 — Facebook's own process can change; the official link above is always the source of truth.
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Step-by-step process
Identify copyright vs. trademark
Copyright covers your original content reused without permission; brand-name or logo confusion is a trademark matter with a separate form.
Use Meta's copyright report form
Accessible through the Meta Help Center's copyright article, specific to Facebook content.
Provide your evidence
A link to your original work, the exact infringing post or Page URL, and your contact information.
Submit and wait for Meta's review
Meta reviews the report, may remove the content or restrict the Page, and notifies the person who posted it.
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