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Leaked Content Removal

Photos, videos, whole content packs, on any platform or none at all. We find every copy that is out there, send the takedowns for you under our name, and get the pages cleared from search results. You do not have to contact a single site yourself.

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What Kind of Leak Are You Dealing With

All four of these are removable. The route differs, and knowing which one you are in tells you what to expect.

Paid content resold

Content from behind a paywall

Subscription posts, PPV messages and customs that a buyer downloaded and reposted. You made it, so you hold the copyright, and that makes it removable on copyright grounds anywhere it appears.

Private images

Private photos that were never for sale

Images sent to a partner, taken from a hacked account, or posted by someone as revenge. No paywall needed. If you took the photo you hold the copyright, and intimate images have a second removal route on top of that.

Fakes

Deepfakes and edited images of you

Content you never made, built from your face. Copyright is weaker here because you did not shoot the original, so these get reported as non-consensual intimate imagery instead, which most platforms act on faster.

Old content

Content from an account you already closed

Leaving the platform does not delete the copies. You still own what you made, and it is still removable years later. This is one of the most common reasons creators come to us.

There Are Two Ways to Get Content Taken Down

Most people only know about the first one. The second is newer, and for intimate images it is often the faster of the two.

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The copyright route

A DMCA notice. You own the photos and videos you shot, from the moment you shot them, with no registration needed. The notice tells a site and its hosting provider that they are carrying your work without permission, and it puts their own legal protection at risk if they keep it up.

  • Works for anything you created yourself
  • Applies to the site, its host, its CDN and search engines
  • Enforceable worldwide, not only in the US
  • No lawyer and no court filing required
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The intimate imagery route

A non-consensual intimate imagery report. It does not ask who owns the copyright, only whether you consented to it being published. That makes it the route that works for deepfakes and for images somebody else took of you.

  • Covers deepfakes and AI-generated fakes of your face
  • Covers images you did not shoot yourself
  • US platforms have a 48-hour removal obligation
  • Recognised by every major platform and search engine

We pick the route per URL, and use both when both apply. More on the newer one in our guide to the TAKE IT DOWN Act for creators.

Removal Has to Reach Three Places

This is where doing it alone usually breaks down. Getting one page deleted is the easy part.

01

The copy itself

Every individual URL hosting your content gets a notice, sent to the site and to its hosting provider at the same time. When a site ignores us, the host is the one that can pull the whole thing, and that is where escalation goes next.

02

The search result

A removed page can still sit in Google for weeks, and the search result is how most people find the leak in the first place. We file deindexing requests with Google, Bing, Yandex, Yahoo and Ecosia so your name stops returning those pages.

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The reupload

Content that came down once tends to come back somewhere else. Monitoring runs around the clock and every new copy gets its own takedown automatically, without you having to notice it first.

How Long Removal Actually Takes

Most content is gone in 24 to 48 hours. Here is the honest version, including the part that takes longer.

Minutes

The free scan starts. It searches leak aggregators, file hosts, messaging groups, forums, tube sites and search results for your name and stage names.

Same day

Your dashboard fills with the URLs we found, each one with the site hosting it and its current status. For a lot of creators this is the first full picture they have had.

24-48 hours

Notices go out and most compliant sites take the content down inside this window. Search deindexing typically lands within about a day of the request.

Days 3-14

Sites that ignored the first notice get escalated to their hosting provider and CDN. This is slower and it is where most of the stubborn cases resolve.

Ongoing

Monitoring keeps running. Reuploads get caught and removed without you filing anything again.

Know Where Your Content Came From

Each platform has its own leak pattern and its own set of sites that carry the content. Pick yours for the specifics.

Not on this list, or the leak never came from a platform at all? The scan works the same way. It searches for you, not for a platform.

What Removal Felt Like for Them

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Such an amazing helpful company. They put in extra effort to get your content removed and really care about your safety. First company to actually help me remove content out there and even fake content using my face.

@DENISEANDERS

This was sooo helpful for me. Trust-worthy, quick and efficient service. My leaks were removed within a week. I don't make content anymore so I was upset someone was posting my old OF content with an ex partner.

@CHICKOA21

What an amazing experience from start to finish. I was dealing with large Telegram groups pretending to be me and reselling my content. Many other companies promised to take it down, but so far only Leakremover has managed to do it.

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Leaked Content Removal, Answered

Every copy needs a takedown notice sent to the site hosting it and, when the site ignores it, to that site's hosting provider. The page also has to be deindexed from search engines separately, because a deleted page can still show up in Google for weeks. You can do all of this yourself for free, and it is worth doing if you only found a handful of links. LeakRemover automates it: one free scan finds every copy, notices go out for each one, and monitoring catches reuploads afterwards.
The scan that shows you where your content has spread is free and needs no card. Paid plans start at 99 dollars a month and cover unlimited takedowns, search engine deindexing and continuous monitoring. Filing notices yourself costs nothing but your time, which for a widely spread leak is usually the real cost.
Yes. You keep the copyright to everything you made regardless of whether the account still exists, and closing or deleting a profile has no effect on your right to have copies taken down. Creators who left the industry years ago are among the most common cases we handle.
Yes, through a different route. Copyright belongs to whoever pressed the shutter, so if a partner or a photographer took the image you may not hold it. Intimate images are covered separately as non-consensual intimate imagery, which asks about consent rather than ownership, and US platforms have a 48-hour removal obligation once notified.
Not on ours. Notices are filed under our company identity, so the site operator sees us rather than your legal name or address. If you file the notices yourself, most jurisdictions require your real name and contact details on each one, and the site receives them.
Individual copies do, but reuploads are normal in content piracy. A file that came down on one site frequently reappears on another within weeks, which is why removal without ongoing monitoring tends to feel temporary. Our scanning runs 24/7 and files a fresh takedown on every new copy automatically.
Photos, videos, full content packs, custom content, profile rips and impersonation accounts, deepfakes and edited media using your face, and the search results that point to any of it. Anything you created is removable on copyright grounds, and intimate images are removable whether or not you created them.
Usually yes. Copyright protection is international through the Berne Convention, and most offshore leak sites still depend on hosting providers, CDNs and payment processors that respond to notices even when the site itself does not. That escalation path is what resolves most of the cases where a first notice gets ignored.

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