Vorapix

DMCA and Content Takedown Policy

How to request removal or correction of third-party sourced content on Vorapix
Aug 3, 2026

Our Position on Third-Party Sourced Content

Vorapix maintains a curated prompt library. This library includes content sourced from publicly posted third-party work, including posts published on X (formerly Twitter), alongside prompts we author and run ourselves.

We are the party doing the collecting, and we take responsibility for it. Our practice for every third-party sourced entry is:

  • Attribution on the page: the original author's name and profile are shown on the entry, not buried in a data file
  • A link back to the original post: every entry links to the source URL it came from, so readers can reach the author's own post
  • Clear separation of what is ours: we never present a third party's result as something Vorapix generated, and we never attach our own model, parameters, or credit cost to an entry we did not run
  • Verbatim prompt text: we publish the prompt as the author wrote it, shown next to their attribution and the link back to their original post; apart from mechanical cleanup of aggregator markup (such as inlining template placeholders), we do not reword it
  • A retained record: for each entry we keep the source URL, the author identity as published, and the date we collected it

Copyright in the original prompt text and in any images or videos posted by the author remains with that author. We show this material for reference and discovery, and we remove it on request.

This page describes a policy Vorapix applies to itself. It is our own takedown practice, not a description of any government registration or filing.

Who This Page Is For

Use this page if you are:

  • The author of a prompt, image, or video that appears on Vorapix and you want it removed
  • The author of an entry whose attribution is missing, wrong, or which you want taken off the page
  • A rights holder or authorized representative acting on the author's behalf

For anything else — billing, refunds, account access — please use our Refund Application page or write to support directly.

How to Submit a Request

Send an email to:

Email: [email protected]

Subject Line: Takedown Request - [Page URL]

Please include all of the following so we can act on the first message rather than trading emails:

1. The Content on Vorapix

  • The full URL of the Vorapix page where the content appears
  • If the page holds several entries, the title or visible name of the specific entry

2. The Original Work

  • A link to your original post or publication, or
  • Other evidence of your rights in the work if the original is no longer online (a screenshot, an archive link, a file with matching metadata)

3. Your Contact Details

  • Your name and, if you are acting for someone else, the rights holder you represent
  • An email address we can reply to
  • Your handle or profile link on the platform where the work was published, if applicable

4. What You Are Asking For

State clearly which of these you want:

  • Remove the content — take the entry off Vorapix entirely
  • Remove or correct the attribution — for example, you want your name or profile link taken off the page, or corrected to a different handle

5. Your Statement

Please confirm, in your own words, that you believe in good faith that you hold the rights you are asserting, and that the information you have given is accurate.

Email Template:

Subject: Takedown Request - [Page URL]

To the Vorapix team,

I am requesting action on content published on your site.

CONTENT ON VORAPIX:
- Page URL: [https://vorapix.ai/...]
- Entry title / name: [as shown on the page]

ORIGINAL WORK:
- Link to my original post: [URL]
- Other evidence of my rights: [describe or attach]

MY CONTACT DETAILS:
- Name: [Your name]
- Acting on behalf of: [Yourself, or the rights holder you represent]
- Email: [[email protected]]
- Profile / handle: [link]

WHAT I AM REQUESTING:
[ ] Remove the content
[ ] Remove the attribution
[ ] Correct the attribution to: [correct name / handle / link]

STATEMENT:
I believe in good faith that I hold the rights I am asserting above, and the
information in this message is accurate to the best of my knowledge.

[Your Name]
[Date]

What We Will Do

Acknowledgement

We aim to reply confirming receipt within 1 business day.

Takedown First, Review After

Once we have confirmed receipt, we aim to take the disputed content offline within 48 hours while we review it. We do not keep contested material up during a review — the entry stops being publicly visible first, and the question of who is right is settled afterwards.

If your request is for attribution rather than removal, we apply the change directly: we aim to remove or correct the attribution on the same 48-hour clock, and the entry stays up in its corrected form unless you asked for removal as well.

Review

We check the request against our own record for that entry — the source URL, the author identity as published, and the collection date we retained. We may write back once for clarification. We aim to close reviews within 5 business days of acknowledgement.

Outcome

You will receive an email telling you what we did:

  • Removed — the entry is gone and will not be re-published
  • Attribution updated — with a link to the corrected page
  • Restored — if our record shows the material was not yours or the request was withdrawn, we say so and explain why, and the entry may go back up

Counter-Notice and Restoration

If your content was taken down after someone else's request and you believe that was a mistake, write to [email protected] with the subject Counter-Notice - [Page URL] and include:

  • The URL of the removed entry, or the title it carried
  • Why you believe the removal was wrong, and evidence of your rights in the work
  • Your name and a contact email
  • A statement, in your own words, that you are making the request in good faith

We review counter-notices the same way, and aim to respond within 5 business days. If we agree the removal was mistaken, we restore the entry with correct attribution and tell both parties. If the two sides continue to disagree, the content stays down — we will not act as the judge of a live ownership dispute.

Good Faith and Our Records

We collect only material that was publicly published by its author at the time of collection. We do not collect from private, restricted, or paywalled accounts.

Sample images and videos shown next to a third-party sourced entry are served from storage under Vorapix's control: we keep a display copy so entries do not silently break, and so reading this site does not leak traffic to third-party hosts. Display-side processing (such as generating a smaller thumbnail) is a technical step only — it does not alter the content. Because we hold the display copy, a removal request to us is effective: when we take an entry down, the media copy we serve is removed with it. Copies on other platforms — including the author's own original post — are outside our control and would need to be raised with the platform concerned.

For every third-party sourced entry we retain the source URL, the author identity as it was published, and the date of collection. That record exists so that any dispute can be checked against something concrete rather than a memory, and so that a request from a genuine author can be resolved quickly.

If we are wrong about an entry, we would rather take it down than argue about it. That is the point of the 48-hour rule above.

Contact

Takedown and attribution requests: [email protected]

General support: [email protected]

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Last Updated: August 3, 2026

We would rather hear from you than have you find your work here without knowing how to reach us. If something on Vorapix is yours and you want it handled differently, write to us and we will act.