For online shops, brands & sellers
Find copies of your designs and products — take them down.
CopyDog scans marketplaces like Temu, Shein and Etsy, reviews every match by hand, and drafts the takedown reports for you.
No card required.

Your product
Scanned across 7 marketplaces
Sunset Lamp, Rainbow Colored Decorative Atmosphere Light, LED …
1pc USB Sunset Projection Lamp, Home Decoration Atmosphere …
Tsrarey Sunset Lamp Projector, 180 Degree Rotation Sun …
Sunset Projection Lamp Adjustable LED Light Romantic Home …
Urban Shop Aura LED Sunset Projector LED Lamp, Orange …
1PC Sunset Rainbow Projection Light, Atmosphere Night Light …
Scroll for all 6 · ranked by visual match
See it work — live
Scan a product for copies.
Upload a product image — or paste a link. We reverse-image search Temu, AliExpress, Amazon, eBay, Shein, DHgate and Walmart, then rank the closest matches by visual similarity.

6 possible copies found
ExampleSunset Lamp, Rainbow Colored Decorative Atmosphere Light, LED …
1pc USB Sunset Projection Lamp, Home Decoration Atmosphere …
Tsrarey Sunset Lamp Projector, 180 Degree Rotation Sun …
Sunset Projection Lamp Adjustable LED Light Romantic Home …
Urban Shop Aura LED Sunset Projector LED Lamp, Orange …
1PC Sunset Rainbow Projection Light, Atmosphere Night Light …
An example of what you get back. Paste your own product above to run a live scan.
How it works
Three steps.
- 01Sniff
Scan your product
Paste a product link and see copies across Temu, Shein, Etsy, Amazon and more in seconds — matched by the actual image, not just keywords.
- 02Fetch
Review the real ones
We confirm the genuine matches by hand and show you the original and the copy side by side, with the reason for each one.
- 03Guard
Take it down & keep watch
We draft the takedown report — you review and submit. Then we track removals and watch for the copy reappearing.
This is happening now
Real shops losing sales to cheap copycats.
20+
copycat rug listings
Julie Aldridge
“Sunset Wave” mosaic
Julie made her Sunset Wave mosaic for a gallery exhibition — then watched it spread across the internet and onto Temu, sold as rugs by seller after seller. She reported them, the listings came down. Weeks later, new ones appeared. A year on, she’s still fighting to reclaim her own design — which is exactly why a one-off takedown isn’t enough.
See the story (ABC News)Tuesday Bassen
Zara🇺🇸 USA
Enamel pins & patches
Zara reproduced the LA illustrator’s pins and patches. When she complained, the retailer argued her work was “too simple” to protect. 40+ artists came forward.
Read the report (CBC)Bailey Prado
Shein🇺🇸 USA
Hand-crocheted knitwear
Shein copied 45 of her designs. Pieces she sold for $95–$300 turned up on Shein for under $20 — “my whole life, copied.”
Read the report (Dazed)Krista Perry & others
Shein🇺🇸 USA
Graphic art & prints
Three designers sued Shein under federal racketeering law, alleging it copies artists “over and over.” Shein had offered one of them $500.
Read the report (NPR)Jordan Perkins
Temu🇨🇦 Canada
Original illustrations
The BC artist found his work on Temu shirts he never authorised. Within days, dozens of other artists told him the same had happened to them.
Read the report (Vancouver Is Awesome)Micaela Alcaino
Temu🇬🇧 UK
Award-winning book-cover art
Temu removed around 50 household items carrying her stolen cover artwork after the London-based designer reported them.
Read the report (The Bookseller)Lauren Sissons
Temu🇦🇺 Australia
A–Z alphabet print
Her A$25 children’s alphabet print was mass-produced and sold on Temu for a couple of dollars. “The worst feeling as a small business owner and artist.”
Read the report (Pedestrian.TV)Tank
Temu🇦🇺 Australia
“The Complexity of Being”
His A$275 print was sold by two Temu sellers for under A$7 — one storefront had already shifted more than 500 copies.
Read the report (Ground News)…and dozens more
Temu🌍 Worldwide
Designers vs. Temu
Designer after designer has caught Temu selling copies of their work for a few dollars. It’s a pattern, not a one-off.
Read the report (TIME)The part everyone dreads
We write the takedown reports for you.
Every marketplace wants its own form, its own wording, its own evidence. CopyDog drafts the whole thing for each confirmed match — Etsy’s format, Temu’s format, the timestamps, the screenshots, the comparison — and pre-fills the fields.
- Drafted for you. Report text, evidence pack and form fields, ready to paste into the platform.
- You stay in control. You review and attest before anything is sent. CopyDog never files in your name.
- Never the seller. We prepare reports to the marketplace — we never message or accuse the copycat directly.
Notice text (drafted)
“I am the owner of the original work shown. The listing above reproduces it without authorisation. I have a good-faith belief that this use is not permitted…”
Straight answers
Questions, answered honestly.
Does CopyDog decide whether something is copyright infringement?
No. CopyDog finds visual matches and organises evidence. You decide whether a listing is a copy, and platforms decide whether to remove it. CopyDog is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.
Will CopyDog file reports for me?
No — and that's deliberate. We draft the report and pre-fill the marketplace's fields, but you review, attest, and submit it yourself. We never file in your name and never contact the copycat seller.
Which marketplaces are supported?
Any marketplace where copies show up — Etsy, Temu, Amazon, Redbubble, AliExpress and more. During the private beta we check them by hand, and automated scanning rolls out marketplace by marketplace.
Do I need registered copyright?
Usually not to report a clear copy, but requirements vary by platform and country. Source files and first-publication dates strengthen a report — CopyDog helps you assemble them.
Can you guarantee a listing will be removed?
No. Platforms make that call. Clear, well-documented exact copies are often removed — but copies can reappear under new sellers, which is exactly why ongoing monitoring matters.
How is my original work stored?
In private storage with signed, expiring links and per-account isolation. You can delete your files and evidence at any time.
Is the beta free?
Yes. No card required. During beta we personally review every match and run a free initial scan of your work. In return we ask for a short feedback call.
Join the pack
Put a guard dog on your shop.
We’re taking a small group of shops into the private beta — free, no card. Add your shop and the products you want watched, and we’ll scan them for copies free.
- Free during beta — no card
- Every match reviewed by a human
- Takedown reports drafted for you
- You review and submit — always
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