By adding content to Spreadconnect.app, you confirm that your content does not infringe any laws or third-party rights like copyright, trademark, or personality rights and that you have reviewed Spreadconnect's DMCA policy. Spreadconnect will close your account according to its DMCA policy if your content receives repeated takedown notices.

Please double-check the legal status of your designs. If you are unsure, try to ask for permission to use them.

• We will not print unofficial merchandise.
• We will not print names, logos, pictures, or other intellectual property of musical groups or musical artists.
• We will not print names, logos, pictures, or other intellectual property of sports teams, colleges/universities, clubs, or organizations such as Boston Red Sox, Girl Scouts of America, or Princeton University.
• We will not print characters, images, actors, or likenesses from cartoon networks, comic books, video games, movies, and television shows.
• We will not print trademarks, names, or logos for companies. For example, you cannot use the name Coca-Cola, Coke, “It’s the Real Thing”, or the design from the cans.
• We will not print photos, caricatures, or other artwork depicting a celebrity. Taking a picture of a celebrity does not give you the right to use the photo on shirts, even if you alter the photo digitally. Personal rights are still owned even if the person is no longer alive.

Discovery of illegal designs

Designs and texts that are suspected to be in violation of the law, including, but not limited to, defamation or copyright violations, will not be printed. If you believe printing has been denied in error, please send an email to support@spreadconnect.app that proves ownership of the design, or other valid statements of legality.

If you suspect a design or text of being illegal, please report it to support@spreadconnect.app. Your personal information will be protected according to our privacy statement. Note that the availability of similar fan art or parody designs on the platform must be evaluated on a case-by-case basis because some are licensed or subject to other legal exceptions, while others are removed due to legal complaints.