Copyright & takedown

Ask for a wallpaper’s removal

Every removal is asked for from the wallpaper’s own page, so we know exactly which one it is:

• Find the wallpaper (our search helps) and open its page.
• Choose “Request removal”.
• Tell us who you are, what you are to the wallpaper (its artist, the copyright owner, a person shown in it…), why it should be removed, and, if you can, a link that supports your claim.
• Declare in good faith that your request is accurate.
• Confirm it with the link we email you, unless you’re logged in with a confirmed email address.

The wallpaper stays up while we look into your request, and we email you our decision. When we accept it, the wallpaper is removed from the site. We can’t take removal requests by message: use the form on the wallpaper’s page.

Your own wallpapers

If you published a wallpaper here yourself, ask for its removal the same way, from its page: the Submission licence explains what happens to it. When you delete your account, you choose whether your wallpapers stay on the site or are hidden with it; to have them removed, ask for it there too.

InterfaceLIFT artists

The wallpapers from the InterfaceLIFT archive are credited to their original artists, with no licence claimed for them (the InterfaceLIFT wallpapers’ terms). WallpaperLIFT isn’t affiliated with InterfaceLIFT.com or its former owners: ask us, not them.

• To have one of them removed, ask from its page, as above.
• To claim your artist page, write to us through our contact form, with the reason “I'm an InterfaceLIFT artist”. Tell us your InterfaceLIFT name and how we can confirm it’s you, for example a website or an account you published your work on.

Requests in good faith

Ask only about work you own or represent, or about yourself. We may refuse a request we can’t verify, and ignore requests made in bad faith.

Other questions

For any other copyright question, write to us through our contact form. The personal information in a request is handled as our Privacy policy explains.