Remove Non-Consensual Intimate Content.
Pay Only After Removal.

Preserve the evidence first

Before requesting anything, save what proves the content exists: screenshots of the image or video as posted, the full URL of each page, the username or account that posted it, and the date and time. Do not delete messages, texts, or emails from the person responsible. That record strengthens both a removal submission and any future legal action, and it cannot be recreated once the content comes down.

Do not contact or pay the poster

Confronting, negotiating with, or paying the person who posted the content rarely stops distribution and often escalates it. In sextortion cases in particular, demands typically increase after a payment is made. Let the removal and, where appropriate, law enforcement handle the source. Keep any threatening messages as evidence rather than responding to them.

Block the spread at the source

Free hashing tools let you fingerprint an intimate image so participating platforms can detect and block it, without you ever uploading the actual file. Adults 18 or older can use StopNCII.org; if you were under 18 when the image was taken, use NCMEC's Take It Down. The fingerprint is created on your own device and the image itself never leaves your control.

Reach out for confidential help

You can call a free, confidential helpline for support and referrals at any hour, and you can contact us for a written assessment of what is achievable. There is no upfront fee, no retainer, and nothing is shared with your employer, family, or anyone other than the platforms hosting the content.

The Cyber Civil Rights Initiative runs a free, confidential crisis helpline for victims of image-based abuse, staffed 24/7 with interpretation in most languages. Call 844-878-2274.

If the stress of this feels like more than you can carry right now, you can call or text 988 any time to reach a trained counselor, free and confidential.

A free tool that fingerprints an intimate image on your own device so partner platforms, including Meta, TikTok, Reddit, and Bumble, can detect and block it. The image is never uploaded.

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children's free service for anyone who was under 18 when the intimate image was taken. Also uses on-device hashing.

Images or videos of a sexual or intimate nature shared without the subject's consent qualify for removal under both platform policies and applicable law in 48 states plus D.C. This is the strongest and fastest removal pathway across all major platforms, including Google, Meta, Reddit, TikTok, and X.

Content acquired through hacking, device theft, unauthorized cloud storage access, or hidden recording qualifies under NCII policies and creates additional grounds based on unauthorized access. Documentation of the breach strengthens the removal submission significantly.

Intimate images distributed by a former partner after the relationship ended, without the subject's authorization, constitute a clear NCII violation. This is the most common scenario Reputation Resolutions handles, and platform NCII programs are specifically designed to address it.

Any intimate or sexualized images involving a person under 18 are subject to mandatory removal under platform terms, federal law, and the laws of every U.S. state. These cases receive the highest-priority response from platforms and search engines. Reputation Resolutions treats these cases with absolute urgency.

Digitally manipulated or AI-generated intimate imagery depicting a real, identifiable person without their consent, legally defined as a "digital forgery," qualifies for removal under NCII policies at Google, Meta, TikTok, Reddit, and most major platforms, and is now a federal crime under the TAKE IT DOWN Act regardless of whether the image is real or AI-generated. This category is growing rapidly and represents one of the most significant emerging harms in the NCII space.

When the subject holds copyright to the images, or when images were taken in a context where copyright clearly belongs to the individual, a DMCA takedown provides a parallel and often faster removal pathway on many platforms. Reputation Resolutions assesses copyright grounds alongside NCII grounds on every case.

Harm compounds by platform.

Content posted on one platform is typically re-posted or scraped to others within days. What starts as one site becomes four or five, and each additional location extends the timeline for complete removal. Acting sooner reduces the ultimate scope of the footprint.

Search results persist after source removal.

Even after a hosting platform removes content, Google continues to display the cached version for weeks without a formal clearance request. This is why Reputation Resolutions submits search clearance as a standard step on every case, at no additional charge.

AI tools surface indexed NCII content in 2026.

Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini pull from indexed web content when generating responses about individuals. Indexed NCII can appear in AI summaries about a person with no click required. Removal at the source combined with search clearance eliminates this visibility across every AI surface simultaneously.

An AI-generated summary citing non-consensual content as fact reaches more people, with less friction, than any link ever did. Source removal and search clearance is the only way to close that channel.

Generates summaries about individuals from indexed web content. Removing content from source platforms and clearing it from search removes it from the material ChatGPT can surface about you.

Directly pulls from Google Images and Google search results when generating AI Overview summaries. Our search clearance step addresses AI Overview visibility at the same time, included on every case.

Cites live Google-indexed sources in real-time search responses. A removed piece of content stops being surfaced as a source within days of confirmed clearance.

Built directly on Google's indexed data. Google clearance, included in every engagement at no charge, addresses the Gemini citation pathway directly.

Yes, when the content violates platform policies, applicable law, or both, permanent removal is achievable. Reputation Resolutions has completed thousands of NCII cases across major platforms and adult content sites. What matters is identifying which removal grounds apply to your specific content and where it lives, then pursuing each source through the correct channel. Removal from the source plus clearance from search results eliminates the vast majority of exposure.

In the United States, 48 states plus the District of Columbia have laws criminalizing non-consensual intimate image sharing, commonly called revenge porn laws. Federal law now provides a stronger, more direct path: the TAKE IT DOWN Act, signed in May 2025, makes it a federal crime to publish non-consensual intimate images and requires covered platforms to remove qualifying content within 48 hours of a valid request. The FTC began actively enforcing this requirement in 2026. These laws create legal grounds that support platform and search engine removal requests. You are legally entitled to pursue removal of images shared without your consent, and platforms are now legally required to act quickly.

The TAKE IT DOWN Act explicitly covers both. It defines a "digital forgery" as an intimate depiction of an identifiable person created or altered using AI, machine learning, or other technology that looks authentic to a reasonable viewer, and treats publishing one exactly like publishing a real non-consensual image: a federal crime, with the same 48-hour platform removal requirement. Reputation Resolutions builds each deepfake case with documentation establishing the synthetic origin of the content, then files under both the platform's AI-generated content policy and the applicable legal grounds.

Timeline depends on the platform and the grounds for removal. Platforms with dedicated NCII reporting tools, including Google, Meta, Reddit, and TikTok, typically respond within 5 to 15 business days for qualifying cases. Adult content platforms and smaller hosting sites vary widely. Search result clearance follows platform removal and usually completes within one to four weeks after the source is taken down. Reputation Resolutions handles every step and keeps you informed throughout.

A denial from a platform's standard reporting tool is not a final answer. Most denials happen because the report was submitted through the wrong channel, lacked supporting documentation, or did not cite the specific policy provision that applies. Reputation Resolutions prepares formal submissions through the correct escalation path for each platform, not the general report button. When a first submission is denied, we escalate using supplemental documentation and direct platform contacts built through 13 years of case work.

Platform reporting tools are designed for volume processing, not individual advocacy. A report submitted without citing the specific policy grounds, attaching supporting documentation, or routing through the correct channel is far more likely to be auto-denied. Reputation Resolutions builds a documented case for each piece of content: the specific policy provision violated, the supporting evidence, and the correct submission channel for that platform. A professionally prepared submission gets meaningfully different outcomes than a flagged report.

Re-upload by a third party is a real risk, particularly for widely distributed content. Reputation Resolutions maps the full content footprint before the first removal request and monitors known distribution points after removal. We also ensure all major search engine caches are cleared, which eliminates most of the downstream visibility even if a re-upload occurs. Ongoing monitoring is available for cases where re-distribution is likely.

In most cases, content that appears on one site has been re-posted or indexed elsewhere. Reputation Resolutions performs a full content footprint audit before any submissions, identifying every location where the material exists or is cached. This prevents the most common failure of single-platform removal: clearing one source while the content remains live on five others. Our fee structure accounts for multi-platform clearance.

AI tools that generate summaries about individuals draw from indexed web content. If non-consensual intimate images are indexed on platforms with authority, they can appear in AI-generated responses to name searches. Removing the content from source platforms and clearing it from search indexes eliminates the material AI systems use to generate those summaries. Reputation Resolutions' removal work addresses AI visibility as a direct outcome of source removal.

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and StopNCII.org operate hash-sharing programs that allow platforms to proactively detect and block known NCII. Submitting your images to these programs can prevent re-upload across participating platforms. Reputation Resolutions can guide clients through this process as part of a broader removal strategy. It is a proactive prevention tool, not a substitute for active removal of currently live content.

All major platforms have NCII removal policies: Google, Meta (Facebook and Instagram), Reddit, X (Twitter), TikTok, Snapchat, and many adult content platforms including Pornhub and OnlyFans. Google operates a dedicated search removal tool for non-consensual imagery. The variation is in what each platform requires in terms of documentation, which submission channel is correct, and what escalation paths exist when a first submission stalls. Reputation Resolutions knows the process for each.

Knowing the source can strengthen a removal submission in cases involving copyright, because you can document who holds the rights. For platform policy cases, the removal grounds typically center on the content itself rather than the identity of the uploader. Legal action against the person who posted the content is a separate track from platform removal. Reputation Resolutions focuses on platform and search removal. We can refer you to legal counsel if civil or criminal action is appropriate for your situation.

The free consultation includes a written assessment of your content's current footprint, which platforms and sources are involved, which removal grounds apply to each, and an honest evaluation of what is achievable. There is no upfront fee and no retainer. Reputation Resolutions collects our fee only after removal is confirmed on each piece of content. If a removal case fails, you owe nothing for that placement.

Consensual origin does not determine removal eligibility. What matters is whether the current distribution is authorized. If intimate images originally shared with one person are now being distributed more broadly without your permission, that constitutes non-consensual distribution and qualifies under most platform NCII policies and applicable state laws. Reputation Resolutions assesses each case based on the current distribution, not the circumstances of how the images were originally created or shared.

Major adult platforms have dedicated NCII removal programs. Pornhub, MindGeek properties, OnlyFans, and similar sites have formal processes for non-consensual content removal, in part due to legal and regulatory pressure. Reputation Resolutions has experience filing through these platforms' specific removal processes and following up through escalation channels when standard submissions are not acted on. These cases often also require search result clearance, which we handle as a standard step.

The consultation and removal process is completely confidential. Reputation Resolutions does not contact your employer, family members, or anyone other than the platforms hosting the content. Our submissions reference only the content itself and the policy or legal grounds for removal. You control what information is included in the process.

Non-consensual distribution of intimate images obtained through device theft, account hacking, or unauthorized access to cloud storage is covered under NCII removal policies and also creates additional legal grounds related to unauthorized access. Reputation Resolutions documents the unauthorized access context as part of the removal submission where it strengthens the case. These situations often also warrant reporting to law enforcement independent of the removal process.