Short answer: Use reports or support requests for copyright, privacy, or other legal concerns involving Typeshutter content.
Steps
Open the content or profile involved, if available.
Use Report and choose the closest reason, such as copyright or privacy.
Include the media URL, your relationship to the content, and a concise explanation.
For formal legal requests, include required contact and rights-owner details.
Image ownership and licensing
Public images on Typeshutter are all rights reserved unless the creator grants permission. See the Typeshutter Image License.
The creator shown on an image page is the owner of that image. Public images carry license metadata for Google Images that names that creator as the credit and copyright holder and points to the image page.
If you want permission to use an image, open its image page and contact the creator there.
Notes
Copyright and legal reports may require additional information before action can be taken.
Do not submit false or misleading legal claims.
Troubleshooting
If you cannot access the content page, include any screenshot, URL, username, or title that helps identify it.
If the issue is urgent safety harm, submit a support ticket after reporting.