Deepfake nudes of you? We file to get them removed.
It’s fabricated, and you don’t have to prove that. We file a removal request on every copy we can find, with the site, its host, Google and Bing.
Adults 18+. Opens a private chat. Our AI assistant replies first, and a person reviews every paid case.
Paid service Image removal $2,750 one time 30 days full refund if we can't take your case
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How it works
You don’t have to prove it’s fake.
The rules that fit turn on whether an identifiable person consented, not on how the file was made: platform rules on AI-made intimate images, likeness and impersonation rules, and the TAKE IT DOWN Act where its conditions are met.
Copyright usually doesn’t fit. You didn’t create the image, so that claim is usually not yours to make.
- Platform rules on AI-made intimate images
- Likeness and impersonation rulesthe face is yours
- TAKE IT DOWN Actwhere it applies
- Search delistingwhen the host won’t act
- Copyrightusually not yours to claim
Search your names and handles.
A search of your names and handles for copies, along with the links you give us. A copy you didn't send us is described to you in words for you to confirm, and you never have to look at it.
- forum.example/t/…From you
- img.example/p/…From you
- host-c.example/v/…Found in search
- mirror.example/a/…Found in search
- paste.example/…Found in search
New finds are described to you in words to confirm. You never open them.
Filed where it’s posted.
A removal request for every copy we can find, with the site, its host, Google and Bing.
An AI-made image can also have an app or bot host behind it. That is a separate target with its own rules, and your written scope says whether it’s realistically reachable before you agree to paid work.
More detail
Second notices where a deadline passed, and escalation to the network in front of the site, its host and its domain registrar.
A written result for each link.
New searches of your names and handles, and a written update every week. A copy we reported that comes back during those 30 days is reported again at no extra cost.
A written closeout: what came down at the source, what is only hidden from search, and what is still up.
More detail
“Removed” is written only after a person re-opens the link and finds it gone.
- forum.example/t/…Source removed
- img.example/p/…Search delisted
- host-c.example/v/…In progress
- paste.example/…No result
“Removed” only after a person re-opens the link.
What you get
No image needed
Tell us what happened and where. You never have to send us the images, or look at them again.
Price before you pay
A written case decision is $495, and it is not removal work. Removal is $2,750, one time. No subscription, no payment plan and no automatic upgrade.
Refund if we can’t take it
A person reviews your case within 48 hours of payment, and if we can’t take it you get a full refund.
Facts you can check
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A private company. Not a law firm, not law enforcement, and not affiliated with the police, the FBI, Google, Meta or any app.
What we areThe platform’s duty, not our turnaround
Check it in the TAKE IT DOWN Act
Where the TAKE IT DOWN Act applies, a covered platform must remove a reported image within 48 hours of a valid request.
The Act in plain EnglishWhat we can’t do
Said plainly, before you pay.
- Make a site take something down. Each site decides.
- Erase a copy from search alone. Delisting hides a result while the copy can stay at the source.
- Find every copy. One posted without your name or handle may not turn up in a search.
Free official options first
Adults can use StopNCII for participating services. If anyone was under 18 when the image was made, use NCMEC’s Take It Down and the CyberTipline instead. Google’s removal request for personal sexual content covers AI-made images too; we label that a search-only result, never removal at the source.
If someone threatens to post it
Don’t pay, bargain, send more images or move to a new private channel. Police and the FBI take reports and investigate. We encourage you to report, and we never tell anyone not to. A threat or a payment demand can be reported to the FBI.
Keep a record, not the file
A short private note of what happened and where is the useful record. Don’t repost, forward or upload the image anywhere, ours included.
When the 30 days start
Fixed days, counted from Day 0: the day your case is accepted and your authorization letter is signed. If a day lands on a weekend or slips, it moves to the next working day, and we tell you the real date.
Other situations
If an app made it from your photo, someone you trusted shared it, or someone is threatening you, these pages fit better.
An app used on your photoImages shared without consentPhotos leaked from an accountIf someone is threatening you
Under 18 · never a paid case
If this involves someone under 18
We work with adults (18+) only. If intimate images of someone under 18 are involved, report it immediately to the NCMEC CyberTipline at report.cybertip.org, use NCMEC's Take It Down at takeitdown.ncmec.org, and contact local law enforcement. Do not send the content to anyone — including us.
report.cybertip.org (opens in a new tab)takeitdown.ncmec.org (opens in a new tab)
Questions
Is making deepfake nudes of someone illegal?
As general information: publishing them without consent can be. Under the federal TAKE IT DOWN Act, knowingly publishing a realistic AI-generated intimate image of an identifiable person without consent can be a federal crime when the Act’s conditions are met, and threatening to publish one to intimidate, coerce, extort, or cause distress can also be an offense. Covered platforms must remove a reported image within 48 hours of a valid request. Many states also have their own laws. Online extortion can also be reported to the FBI at ic3.gov.
Can deepfake nudes really be removed if they’re fake?
Often, when a valid request reaches the site hosting it. You don’t have to prove the image is fake or identify who made it before asking for help. This page shows the general options; your private case file holds the written scope, any limited result, and next steps.
How fast can deepfake images be taken down?
Timing depends on where the image is, which law or rule applies, and whether the request is valid and complete. Where the TAKE IT DOWN Act applies — including to AI deepfakes — a covered platform must remove the reported image within 48 hours after a valid request. That is the platform’s legal duty, not an AboutUs turnaround. Results vary; your written scope says what is included.
What if they keep re-uploading the images?
If follow-up for reposts is in your written scope, it is handled there. Matching copies, where they came from, and limited results (such as search-only) are labeled separately. Search delisting is a limited result, never a substitute for removal at the source.
How do I report a deepfake of myself?
Start by writing a short private note of what happened and where, without reposting the image. Then check which official option fits: adult safety tools, a covered platform’s removal request, search removal, extortion reporting, or a child-safety referral. A private review can start from a short summary without the sensitive file.
Tell us what’s happening.
We’ll say plainly what we can do and what it costs. If paid help fits, we send a secure Stripe checkout in the chat.
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