Removing non-consensual intimate images
Non-consensual intimate image (NCII) removal is the process of getting private sexual images shared without your consent taken offline. Every major platform bans this content and offers priority reporting, and trusted tools can block known images across services. We help you use these routes quickly and with care.
Private images shared without your consent?
Reach out — discreetly and judgment-free. We move fast to get non-consensual images removed and the accounts behind them actioned.
We never ask for passwords · Legitimate owners & genuine victims only · No guaranteed outcomes
You have options, and this is treated urgently
If someone shared intimate images of you without consent, platforms take it seriously and act on it as a priority — you are not powerless. Major services prohibit non-consensual intimate imagery outright and provide dedicated, often fast-tracked, reporting channels. Beyond individual reports, trusted programmes let you create a secure digital fingerprint (a hash) of an image so platforms can detect and block it from being re-uploaded, without you ever having to send the image itself.
This is sensitive work and we treat it that way: privately, respectfully, and at your pace. The priority is getting the content down and limiting its spread.
How we help with removal
We help you report through each platform's NCII channel with the right details, point you to trusted hash-matching tools such as StopNCII that block known images across participating services, and pursue the accounts that posted the content. Where the same images appear in multiple places, we work through them methodically so nothing is missed.
If you are under 18, specialised child-safety reporting routes apply and take absolute priority; we will direct you to the right dedicated resources immediately.
Support, privacy, and what comes next
We never ask you to send the images themselves — modern removal works on hashes and report links, not by collecting the content. We keep everything confidential. Removing intimate-image abuse can also be emotionally heavy, and you deserve support; we can point you toward specialist victim-support organisations alongside the technical work.
Where we draw the line
This is a category crowded with scams and harassment-for-hire. Our boundaries are the point — they're what make a removal stick and what makes us safe to work with.
What we will do
- Help report non-consensual intimate images fast
- Point you to trusted hash-blocking tools
- Handle the case privately and at your pace
What we won't do
- Ask you to send the images themselves
- Charge to ‘buy’ a removal or pay an extortionist
- Share your case or identity with anyone
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to send you the images to get them removed?
No, and you never should. Modern removal works through report links and image hashing — a secure digital fingerprint of the image — not by sending the content itself. Tools like StopNCII let you generate a hash on your own device so platforms can detect and block the image without anyone seeing it. We work entirely from links and hashes.
What if the same images keep getting re-uploaded?
Re-uploads are exactly what hash-matching is designed to stop. Once an image is hashed with a trusted programme, participating platforms can automatically detect and block re-uploads of that same image. We combine hashing with direct reports and pursuing the accounts responsible, and we work through every location the content appears.
I'm under 18 — what should I do?
If you are under 18, this is child sexual abuse material and is treated with the highest priority. Specialised child-safety routes — and organisations dedicated to removing this content for minors — take precedence over everything else. Tell us immediately and we will point you straight to the right dedicated resources; please also reach out to a trusted adult or local authorities.