Leaked photos online?
We search for copies and file a removal request on each one we find. Paid service.
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 leaked photo removal works
We search for copies under your name.
We search 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, and you never have to look at it.
- forum.example/t/…From you
- imgboard.example/…Found in search
- mirror.example/a/…Found in search
New finds are described to you in words. You never open them.
Filed where the copies live.
A removal request for every copy we can find, with the site, its host, Google and Bing.
Second notices where a deadline passed, and escalation to the network in front of the site, its host and its domain registrar.
Followed up for 30 days.
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.
- Day 1Requests filed
- Day 3Second notices
- Day 7New search, written update
- Day 14A copy came backReported again
- Day 21New search, written update
- Day 30Written closeout
A written result for every link.
A written closeout: what came down at the source, what is only hidden from search, and what is still up. “Removed” is written only after a person re-opens the link and finds it gone.
- forum.example/t/…Source removed
- imgboard.example/…Search delisted
- mirror.example/a/…In progress
- repost.example/u/…No result
Sites decide what comes down. We never promise a removal.
What you get
One fee, paid once
You see the fee before anything starts, and you pay it once, by card.
Refund if we can’t take it
Paid at the start. A person reviews your case within 48 hours of payment, and you get a full refund if we can't take it.
No images needed
You never have to send us the images, or look at them again.
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Check it in the TAKE IT DOWN Act
Where the TAKE IT DOWN Act applies, the law gives a covered platform 48 hours after a valid request. Some miss it.
The Act in plain EnglishLeaked photo removal: questions
How do I get leaked photos or videos removed from the internet?
Tell us where the copies are, without sending the images. We work on the links you identify, search your names and handles for related copies, and pursue each copy under the rule that reaches that site: its own policy, copyright, the TAKE IT DOWN Act where it applies, or a search-engine request. NCII Removal is $2,750, one time. A person reviews your case within 48 hours of payment, and if we can’t take it you get a full refund. Sites decide what comes down, and we never promise a removal.
What can't you do?
We can't make a site take something down: each site decides. We can't erase a copy from search alone: delisting hides a result while the copy can stay at the source. And we can't find every copy: one posted without your name or handle may not turn up in a search.
Can leaked private or subscriber-only content be taken down?
Often, when a valid option reaches the site hosting it. Images that escaped from a cloud account, private chat, or trusted relationship can fall under intimate-image laws and platform rules. Content leaked from a paid subscription account is often handled through copyright (DMCA) instead; whether the TAKE IT DOWN Act applies depends on the facts. Search delisting is a limited result, never a substitute for removal at the source.
My cloud or email account was hacked. What do I do first?
Get back into the account and change its password first. Don’t delete the account or its messages; the trail matters for the removal requests. Then tell us where the images have appeared. You don’t need a full list or a link to ask, and you never need to send the images.
What if the photos keep getting re-posted?
A copy we reported that comes back during your 30 days is reported again at no extra cost. After Day 30, a new copy is a new item; six months of searching and filing on each new copy is Managed Protection. Copies only hidden from search are reported apart from copies removed at the source. You don’t have to police the internet alone.
When do 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.
What should I keep before asking for removal?
Keep a minimal private summary and do not forward, repost, or upload the sensitive file into a commercial form. If anyone was under 18 when the image was made or taken, use NCMEC's CyberTipline and Take It Down instead of a commercial service.
Are you connected to the police or the FBI?
No. AboutUs is a private company. Not a government agency, not law enforcement, not a law firm, and not affiliated with the police, the FBI, Google, Meta or any app. Police and the FBI take reports and investigate. We encourage you to report, and we never tell anyone not to.
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