Remove your videos and photos from porn sites

The sites we handle

• Large tube sites such as Pornhub, XVideos and XNXX, with their own content removal form and a compliance team.
• OnlyFans and Fansly leak sites and forums that copy paid content, often with your name or username in the title.
• Mirror and aggregator sites that embed the same video from another host.
• Image boards where screenshots or short clips are posted.
• Google and Google Images results that lead to all of the above when someone searches your name.

Site forms, host reports and the DSA

Reputable adult sites forbid content published without the consent of the people shown, and most have a form for them. The largest, such as Pornhub, XVideos and XNXX, are designated “very large online platforms” under the Digital Services Act, with extra obligations and oversight by the European Commission.

Any service that hosts content for users in the EU must offer a way to report illegal content (DSA article 16). Leak sites rarely answer, but they rent their servers and content delivery network from a company with an abuse policy. We identify that company, report the pages there and keep a record of each request. See how we file a DSA notice.

Content you agreed to, sold or now regret

Agreeing to a photo or a video is not agreeing to every site that shows it. Google’s policy on intimate images also covers content you once agreed to, as long as it is not commercialised online or elsewhere (Google).

If you made the images yourself, or sell them on a subscription platform, you usually hold the copyright. That gives a second route: a copyright notice, which most adult sites and hosts process quickly, including US notices under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) (Google). We file it in your name and only when it is true: if a studio or photographer holds the rights, the notice has to come from them. A copyright notice may be forwarded to the uploader or published in a database of notices, so we use the privacy route first when it is enough.

Former performers: if a studio published your scenes under contract, it usually holds the rights. We write to the studio to ask it to withdraw them, and we report every site that copied them without its permission. The studio and each site decide; we tell you honestly where a contract limits what can be done.

How we handle a case

1. Two ways to start. Order and send the links, or ask for a free assessment first: we confirm the routes and the price in writing.
2. Your case is opened the same day you order. You sign a mandate and send ID.
3. Site forms as soon as your mandate is signed, then host reports and DSA notices for pages that stay online, and copyright notices where the rights are yours.
4. Google delisting for every result, then follow-up on each link until each site and Google has decided.

Honest limits

• Some sites are built to ignore requests and move hosts often. We keep reporting, and Google delisting stops your name from leading to them.
• Downloads already made cannot be recalled. Acting early limits how many copies spread.
• If you were under 18 when the images were made, contact the police first.

This page is part of our work on intimate images shared without consent. NetClearer is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.