We find and remove stolen photos, impersonator accounts and leaked content. AI-assisted scanning finds the trail; a human handles the evidence, filing and follow-through.
Free scan — we check where your photos and content are showing up across the web.
No payment for the initial review. You approve every filing.
How we help
For models and creators, we combine AI-assisted scanning with human-reviewed evidence, administrative filing and follow-through—so you aren’t left decoding a different process on every platform, host and search engine.
AI-assisted searches check for public-web photo reuse, impersonator accounts and content indexed by leak sites. A human then separates real evidence from lookalikes and weak matches. Private accounts, dating apps and closed groups may not be visible.
Each confirmed item is recorded with the source URL, capture time, screenshots and the context needed to support a platform, host or search-engine request. AI analysis informs triage, but it is never treated as a stand-alone verdict.
With your written authorization, we handle the appropriate takedown notices, delisting requests or host complaints and track the response. We guarantee our filing speed and documentation—not a platform’s or host’s outcome or removal time.
Two lead services
Both services begin the same way: Free scan — we check where your photos and content are showing up across the web.
We review likely matches and show you the clearest path: stolen-photo takedown, leak-site suppression, or both.
We find and file takedowns on stolen photos and impersonator accounts, with notices filed within 48 hours of your approval.
For models and creators whose content is reposted on leak sites and aggregators. We make those copies harder to find and keep acting on new ones.
The 48-hour promise and money-back guarantee apply to our filing deadline for approved stolen-photo takedown cases—not to removal timing. Platform, search-engine and host outcomes are outside our control.
A stronger removal route for qualifying NCII
Under the federal TAKE IT DOWN Act, covered platforms must remove qualifying non-consensual intimate imagery—and known identical copies—within 48 hours of a valid victim request. That includes qualifying AI-generated “digital forgeries.”
The 48-hour requirement applies to covered platforms after a valid request; it is not a universal guarantee that every report or every kind of image will be removed in that window.
Read the FTC’s compliance guidance ↗Trust by design
Every case begins with consent and uses the least sensitive data required to investigate misuse and protect your likeness.
You review the evidence and authorize each filing. We do not submit claims on a hunch or make legal determinations for you.
Prospecting uses reverse-image matching on public photos—not biometric face recognition. Any likeness search would require express written client consent first.
We never send explicit imagery uninvited. A prospect receives a discreet description and source information, then chooses whether to review more.
Some sources are inaccessible, some hosts ignore notices, and false matches happen. You receive the evidence and the uncertainty—never a false promise.
One entry point for both services
Send a private Instagram message to @takebackprotect with your public model or creator profile. You can include a few photos or posts you’d like checked, or let us handle the profile scan ourselves. We’ll review likely stolen-photo, impersonator and leak-site matches, then explain the strongest next step before you decide.
Questions
No. We can commit to preparing and filing an approved case within our 48-hour action standard. The platform controls the final decision and removal time. The TAKE IT DOWN Act’s 48-hour deadline applies only to covered platforms after a valid request for qualifying NCII.
Stolen photos belonging to models and creators, impersonator accounts, unauthorized reposts, leak-site copies, and qualifying non-consensual intimate or AI-manipulated imagery. The correct route depends on who owns the image, where it appears and how it is being used.
No — many leak sites are hosted offshore and ignore takedown notices. What we do is get your content out of search results, file against every host that complies, and keep hitting new copies as they appear.
Not to begin. A source URL, contextual screenshot and short description are enough for an initial review. Sensitive material should only be handled when necessary and through an agreed secure process.
No. This is an administrative evidence and filing service, not a law firm, and it does not provide legal advice. Cases needing legal strategy, litigation or emergency relief should go to a qualified attorney or appropriate authority.
Not reliably. Login-walled apps, private profiles and closed communities often cannot be searched from the public web. We can document links or screenshots you provide, but we do not promise access to private or restricted sources.