Personal Takedowns
Get your private photos and videos taken down
Found intimate photos, leaked nudes, private videos or a fake account using your images online without your consent? Tell us where they are. A real person on our team reviews your case, sends the notices and follows up with the site until it's handled.
From $199 per site · Money-back guarantee on qualifying standard cases · Handled privately
20,000+Professional takedown cases handled
8,000+Websites we’ve filed takedowns against
130+Countries our clients are in
Since 2006Protecting content online
Personal content we can help remove
Private photos and videos
Pictures or videos of you shared without your permission, including content taken from your phone, cloud storage or social accounts.
Leaked nudes and revenge porn
Nude photos and intimate videos shared without your consent, also called non-consensual intimate images (NCII). We remove them from adult sites, forums, social platforms and repost sites.
Fake and impersonating accounts
Profiles that use your photos or pretend to be you on social media or dating sites.
AI deepfakes and fake nudes
AI-made images or videos that put your face on someone else's body or show you in ways that never happened.
Dating site profiles
Your photos or details left up on a dating site after you asked for them to be removed.
Search results
Pages showing your content in Google and other search engines. We can get them removed from search results too.
Not sure if your case fits? Start a free case review and we'll tell you. Creator with leaked paid content? See OnlyFans and creator content protection.
Just found your content online? Start here.
Three things that help the most in the first hour.
Save the links
Copy the full web address of every page where your content appears. Take screenshots if you can.
Leave the poster to us
You don't have to contact the person who posted it. We deal with the site or host directly.
Get help quickly
Content can spread the longer it stays up. Our takedown form only takes a few minutes.
If you're in danger or being threatened, contact your local police first.
Read the full action plan
Free options you can try first
You don't always need to pay someone. These free tools can work well, especially on large platforms.
Report it to the platform
Most social networks and large sites have a report option for intimate images shared without consent. Use it first. Big platforms often act on these reports.
Block re-uploads with StopNCII.org
For adults 18 and over. StopNCII.org makes a digital fingerprint of your image on your own device, so the image never leaves your phone. Partner platforms use it to block uploads. StopNCII.org
Under 18 in the images?
Use Take It Down, a free service from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, and report it to the CyberTipline.
Free tools work best on large platforms that follow their own rules. If your content is on many sites, on a site that ignores reports, or keeps coming back, that's when our team can help.
Takedown pricing
One flat price per site for most cases. We'll tell you before you pay anything extra.
Most cases
Standard Takedown
$199/site
For content on one website or platform.
- We draft the notice and send it
- We follow up with the host until it's handled
- Full case management and support
- Money-back guarantee on qualifying cases
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Bigger cases
Premium and Platinum
For cases that need more than a standard notice, for example:
- Many links on one site or platform
- Sites or hosts that ignore notices
- Removal from Google search results
- Cease and desist letters and counter-claims
See specialty pricing
Standard takedowns come with a money-back guarantee on qualifying cases. Removal depends on the site or host acting on our notice. If a qualifying Standard case completes the process and the content is still up, your fee is refunded. We confirm whether your case qualifies before any notice is sent. Not sure which you need? Get a free case review.
How a personal takedown works
Tell us where your content is
Paste the links and describe what was posted. It takes a few minutes.
We review your case
A real person checks it, confirms the right service and tells you if it qualifies for the money-back guarantee.
We send the notices and follow up
We contact the site, host or platform and keep following up. You get updates on your case.
You get confirmation
We let you know when the content is down, and how to check it yourself.
Darieth's story
Darieth Chisolm, an Emmy Award-winning TV journalist, had intimate images and harassing posts shared online by a former partner living in another country. In this video she shares what happened and how she got the content removed with DMCA.com.
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What clients say
DMCA is professional and effective. They helped me salvage my reputation. I am forever thankful.
RM, US · Sep 8, 2025 · Verified review on Trustpilot
Working with DMCA.com has been very easy and helpful. They helped me take down multiple photos from a website which was infringing on my material. 24 hours after sending the request they had the files taken down. I would highly recommend them.
Pam S, CA · Apr 24, 2025 · Verified review on Trustpilot
Do you need a lawyer?
Not usually to get content removed. A takedown service is built for that and costs a flat fee instead of hourly rates. If you want to sue the person who posted it or claim damages, that's a job for a lawyer. Many people get the content taken down first, then decide about legal action. DMCA.com is not a law firm and doesn't give legal advice.
Lawyer
Best if you want to take legal action against the person who posted it. Usually charged by the hour.
Do it yourself
Lowest cost, but you'll need to find the right host and contacts and follow up yourself. DIY takedown tools come with Protection Pro, from $10/month.
DMCA.com takedown
We handle the notices and the follow-up for a flat fee from $199.
How to choose a takedown service provider
Personal takedown questions
How long does a takedown take?
Many takedowns are done within 24 to 48 hours. Most cases take a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the site and the host. Some take longer, especially hosts outside the US or sites that don't follow standard takedown procedures. If we expect a delay on your case, we'll tell you.
Can you help with revenge porn removal?
Yes. Nude photos or intimate videos shared by an ex or anyone else without your consent are one of the most common cases we handle. Send us the links and we'll review your case. You don't have to contact the person who posted it. We deal with the site or host directly.
How do I remove nude photos of me from the internet?
Start by saving the links and reporting the images to each platform. If you're 18 or over, StopNCII.org can help block re-uploads on partner platforms. If the images are on many sites, on sites that ignore reports, or keep coming back, our team can send the takedown notices, follow up for you and get them removed from Google search results.
Can you remove leaked OnlyFans or other creator content?
Can you remove deepfake images or videos of me?
Yes. We handle AI-made images and videos that use your face or likeness, on websites and in Google search results.
What if someone else took the photo?
We can still help. Tell us about it when you start your case and we'll explain your options.
Will it still show up on Google after it's removed?
Once a page is taken down, Google usually drops it from results after it next checks that page. If a result or image preview is still showing, we can get it removed from search. This is part of our Premium and Platinum services. See takedown pricing for details.
Someone is threatening to post my photos unless I pay. What should I do?
This is called sextortion. Don't pay and don't send more images. Keep the messages as evidence and report it to your local police. If you're under 18, also report it to the CyberTipline. If anything does get posted, we can work on getting it taken down.
Can you remove content from sites outside the US?
Yes. The DMCA is a US law, but most countries and most large platforms have similar removal processes. When you start a case, we'll give you an honest view of whether removal is likely.
Do I need to live in the US to use DMCA.com?
No. We work with clients in many countries.
Can you remove my photos or details from a dating site?
Yes. If a dating site hasn't removed your photos or details after you asked, we can help.
Is my case kept private?
Yes. A real person on our team handles your case, and we never publish client names or photos.
Is there a money-back guarantee?
Yes, on qualifying Standard takedowns. If we complete the standard process and the content is still up, your fee is refunded. Premium and Platinum services don't include the guarantee. We confirm whether your case qualifies before any notice is sent.
Is DMCA.com a law firm?
No. DMCA.com is a content protection and takedown service, not a law firm, and we don't give legal advice.
More questions? Ask our takedown team or read the Social Media Survival Guide.
You don't have to deal with this alone
Tell us where your content is and our team will take it from there.