Your illustrations end up on t-shirts, posters, phone cases and print-on-demand shops you have never heard of. Frolay Protect finds them, documents them and helps you get them taken down or paid for.
The most common misuses
- Print-on-demand and marketplaces: your artwork sold on t-shirts, mugs or posters on Redbubble, Etsy, Amazon or Shopify stores.
- Websites and blogs using your illustrations as headers or decoration.
- Brands and agencies using a drawing in an advert or on packaging without a licence.
- AI training and “style” copies: harder to act on, but direct reproductions are still infringement.
How Frolay Protect helps
Upload your artwork, and Frolay Protect searches the web, including product pages that reverse image engines index well. For each match, it captures the page and the evidence, identifies the platform or host and drafts the right report: marketplace IP report, DMCA notice, or licence invoice. See also our guide on getting an image removed.
Frequently asked questions
Can an illustration printed on a t-shirt be found?
Often yes, when the shop shows the design flat or on a clear mock-up. A product photo of a worn or heavily distorted garment is harder to find.
Can I get a product listing removed from a marketplace?
Yes, the major marketplaces have an intellectual property report form. A complete evidence file speeds up the removal.
Does Frolay Protect work for paintings and drawings?
Yes, any image can be monitored: photographs of paintings, digital illustrations, drawings, graphic designs.