Content Restrictions

Material you did not create: If you did not create EVERYTHING in your book, the chances are printing it may violate the original creator's copyright. If you are using something you did not create, you are required to have legal documentation showing your agreement with the content creator/copyright holder. This covers things you may have been given permission by the copyright holder to print a personal copy of, but fall outside of our guidelines. Examples include: your favorite table top game rule book, fan fiction from the internet, your vehicles owner’s manual, an out of print book. If you are the creator of a game, piece of machinery, or the author of your own out of print novel, sure, we are happy to help. 

Explicit content: OnPress reserves the right to refuse or remove any order in its sole and absolute discretion, for any reason or for no reason, including if OnPress believes such content is hate speech, offensive, exploitative, abusive, pornographic, defamatory, inflammatory, false, fraudulent, unlawful or glorifies or promotes unlawful acts, or is otherwise objectionable.

Notwithstanding the above, OnPress believes in the client’s right to create content the way it is intended to be consumed. As such, we will manufacture, sell, distribute, and/or promote content that contains profanity or explicit language, so long as it does not violate the Content Policy in the previous paragraph.