Last updated: January 16, 2026
Create fun, original battles! Avoid copyrighted characters, hate speech, explicit content, and anything illegal. Your designs go through our printing partner's content review - if rejected, your token is restored so you can try again.
BattleShirts is all about creativity and fun. We want you to create epic, hilarious, and memorable battles. However, we work with print-on-demand partners who have content policies, and we have our own standards to maintain a positive community.
These guidelines help ensure your designs can be printed and that our platform remains a fun, safe space for everyone.
The following content is not allowed and may result in order rejection or account termination:
This is the most common reason for order rejection. You cannot use:
Even if the AI generates an image, YOU are responsible for ensuring you have rights to the content.
Content that promotes hatred or attacks individuals or groups based on:
Our system attempts to identify potentially problematic content before you redeem a token. You may see warnings like:
High Risk - Copyrighted Character
"Batman" is a trademarked character owned by DC Comics. This design is likely to be rejected.
Medium Risk - Celebrity Name
Celebrity likenesses may be subject to right of publicity laws.
These warnings are informational. You can still proceed, but understand the design may be rejected by our printing partner. If rejected, your token is restored.
Our printing partner (Printful) conducts their own content review. If they reject your design:
Note: The rejection comes from our printing partner, not BattleShirts directly. We cannot override their content decisions, but we do restore your token so you're not out any money.
While we understand mistakes happen, repeated content violations may result in:
If you believe content on our platform violates these guidelines or your intellectual property rights, please contact us:
Email: [email protected]
Sometimes. "A superhero in a cape" is generally fine. "A superhero that looks like Superman" is not. The more distinct and recognizable, the more likely it is to be rejected.
Parody laws are complex and vary by jurisdiction. While parody can be protected speech, printing partners typically err on the side of caution and may reject content that closely resembles copyrighted material, even if intended as parody.
Yes! Characters in the public domain (like classic literature characters, mythology, etc.) are generally fine. However, be careful - many characters have modern, copyrighted versions (e.g., Disney's version of fairy tale characters).
If you have explicit written permission from the rights holder, contact us before placing an order. We'll need to verify the license and may be able to whitelist your account for specific content.
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