How to remove non-consensual images from adult sites
Sharing intimate images without consent is a crime in most countries and almost every large platform removes such content as a priority; fast, systematic action stops the spread.
Protect yourself first
This is not your fault. Do not argue with or pay the person who shared it. Save evidence such as links, messages and screenshots, but do not forward the images.
Removal steps
- StopNCII.org: creates a hash of your image on your own device; participating platforms block matching content.
- Site removal forms: large adult sites have dedicated non-consensual content forms; submit the link and verify your identity.
- Google: a dedicated form removes non-consensual and AI-generated explicit images from Search and Images.
- Copyright: if you filmed it, a copyright notice is another route.
- Police: report it; in the UK, the EU and Turkey, sharing intimate images without consent is a criminal offence.
Confidentiality
These cases are handled in confidence; our team works with links only and does not keep the images.
Frequently asked questions
Are AI-generated images removed too?
Yes. Large platforms and Google treat AI-generated explicit images of real people as non-consensual content.