Last updated: 24 June 2026
1. Overview
This Copyright & DMCA Policy explains how Canvix handles copyright, trademark, publicity/privacy, and other intellectual property concerns. It applies to uploads, saved designs, generated outputs, templates, URL imports, YouTube thumbnails, Pixabay/stock assets, exports, and shared content.
2. User responsibility
You must have the rights needed for all content you upload, import, edit, generate from, export, publish, or use commercially through Canvix. This includes images, videos, audio, logos, fonts, templates, product photos, screenshots, YouTube thumbnails, stock assets, prompts, reference images, brand assets, celebrity/public figure likenesses, and copyrighted characters.
Canvix tools may make it easier to import or edit media, but that does not mean the media is free to use. You are responsible for checking licences, permissions, releases, and platform rules.
3. Third-party assets and integrations
- Image URL import: only import images you own or are allowed to use.
- YouTube thumbnails/tools: use only for lawful preview, analysis, or editing where you have rights or permission. Do not copy or commercially reuse another creator's thumbnail without permission.
- Pixabay/stock assets: third-party assets may have their own licence rules and restrictions. You must review and follow them.
- AI outputs: AI-generated content may resemble existing works, logos, styles, products, people, or characters. You are responsible for reviewing outputs before use.
4. Canvix templates and site content
Canvix, its licensors, or contributors may own templates, UI, code, design elements, documentation, logos, branding, and other Service materials. Subject to your plan and these policies, you may use Canvix-provided templates and assets inside your own designs, but you may not resell, redistribute, scrape, extract, or package Canvix templates/assets as standalone content or as a competing service.
5. Copyright takedown notices
If you believe content on Canvix infringes your rights, send a notice through the Contact page or email [email protected] with the subject line Copyright Notice. Include:
- your name, organisation if applicable, email address, and contact details;
- a description of the copyrighted work or rights you claim are infringed;
- the URL, project/share link, image URL, account details, or other information that helps us locate the allegedly infringing content;
- a statement that you have a good-faith belief that the use is not authorised by the rights owner, agent, or law;
- a statement that the information in the notice is accurate and that you are the rights owner or authorised to act for the rights owner;
- your physical or electronic signature.
6. Counter-notices
If your content was removed and you believe it was removed by mistake or misidentification, you may contact us with a counter-notice explaining why you believe you have the right to use the content. We may request additional information before restoring content, and we may decline restoration where we reasonably believe there is legal, safety, payment, or platform risk.
7. Repeat infringers
We may suspend or terminate accounts that repeatedly infringe rights or repeatedly receive valid complaints. We may also remove content, disable sharing, block imports, restrict tools, or deny refunds where infringement or abuse is detected.
8. Trademark, publicity and privacy complaints
You may also report misuse of trademarks, logos, brand assets, public/private likenesses, or other rights. Include enough detail for us to understand the issue and locate the content.
9. Contact
Copyright/IP notices can be sent through the Contact page or by email at [email protected] with the appropriate subject line.
