How do I send a copyright takedown notice to Pandafile?

2 min read · Updated 2026-11-13

Short answer

Email abuse@pandafile.co with the full Pandafile link, the work being infringed, confirmation that you own the rights or act for the owner, a statement that the information is accurate, and your name and email.

Sharing pirated or infringing material is not allowed on Pandafile. If you own the rights to a work, or act for someone who does, you can ask us to remove a transfer that infringes it. Pandafile is run by a UK company, and we handle notices under UK law and the EU Digital Services Act.

Option 1: the Report link

For a single link, the quickest way is the Report this transfer link at the bottom of the download page. Choose It infringes copyright and describe the work in the details box.

Option 2: a notice by email

For several links, or if you need a written record, email abuse@pandafile.co. One email can cover several links from the same rights holder.

Email draft to abuse@pandafile.co with the subject Copyright notice and a checklist of the five things to include
A complete notice has five parts
  1. The full Pandafile link or links, in the form pandafile.co/d/...
  2. The work that is infringed, for example its title, author and where it is legitimately published.
  3. A statement that you own the rights, or are authorised to act for the owner.
  4. A statement that the information in your notice is accurate.
  5. Your name, organisation if any, and an email address we can reply to.

What we do with your notice

We confirm that we received it, review it, normally within 24 hours, and if it is valid we delete the files and block them from being uploaded again by fingerprint. Repeat infringers may have their accounts suspended. The sender is told why their transfer was removed and can ask us to look again, as described in our appeals guide.

Things to know

  • Transfers expire on their own: free ones after 7 days, Plus ones after 14 days, Pro ones after 30 days. An expired link has nothing left to remove.
  • We cannot tell you who uploaded a file. We only share personal data with authorities when the law requires it.
  • We do not scan uploads for copyrighted works in advance. We rely on notices like yours, plus fingerprint blocking of files we have already removed.

Related guides

How do I report a Pandafile link or illegal content?Open the Pandafile link, scroll to the bottom and choose Report this transfer. Pick a reason, add details if you like, and send. You can also email abuse@pandafile.co.What happens after I report a Pandafile transfer?We confirm your report if you left an email, a person reviews it (normally within 24 hours), and if the content is illegal or breaks our terms we delete it, block it from re-upload and tell the sender why.My transfer was removed. How do I appeal?Reply to the decision email (the statement of reasons) and explain why you think we got it wrong. Someone who was not involved in the first decision will review it. You have 6 months to appeal.What files am I not allowed to send with Pandafile?You can send almost anything you have the right to share. Illegal content is never allowed: child sexual abuse material, pirated or copyright-infringing files, malware, terrorist content, non-consensual intimate images, stolen data, and spam or phishing.
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