Likeness-based detection
Matches your face against generated images, whichever app produced them and whatever the filename.
Deepfake protection
Nudify app removal: remove fake nudes made with nudify apps
Noticeora finds images that AI 'undress' tools generated from your photos and files takedowns against the hosts, forums, and channels distributing them.
Capabilities
Built for a specific, fast-growing kind of fabrication.
Synthetic-content verification
Before any notice is filed, checks that the image was AI-generated from your likeness and is not a genuine photo.
TAKE IT DOWN Act filing
Statutory notices filed under the law written specifically for non-consensual, AI-generated intimate imagery.
Search de-indexing
Cut traffic to a page hosting a generated image before the host even responds.
Continuous monitoring
New AI-generated images keep appearing after the first one, so scanning runs continuously rather than once.
Free scan
Run a scan of your face across the internet before deciding to subscribe. No credit card or upfront payment required.
Enforcement at internet scale
48 Hours
Removal window for qualifying statutory notices.
24/7
Continuous internet monitoring.
Unlimited
Takedowns under one fee.
Millions
Pages continuously monitored.
AI "nudify" or "undress" apps take an ordinary clothed photo, often lifted from social media, and generate a fabricated explicit image of the person in it. The source photo doesn't need to be explicit or even private. A public profile picture is enough. The output then circulates on the same forums, image boards, and messaging channels that host other explicit content, usually with nothing to show it was AI-generated.
Why this is a distinct problem from a leak
You never posted this, and there is no original file to search for. The starting point was a photo you shared for an unrelated reason, run through a generative model to produce something you never made and never consented to. That is the category the TAKE IT DOWN Act was passed to address: AI-generated intimate imagery depicting a real, identifiable person without consent. It is not a copyright question of the kind DMCA was designed for.
How detection finds generated images
No original URL or caption ties a generated image back to you, so detection runs against your face directly. A facial reference built from photos and videos you control is matched continuously against image hosts, forums, and search results. A generated image is caught the same way a genuine leak is: the face in the output triggers the match, whatever tool produced it.
Filing the statutory notice
A confirmed AI-generated image is filed under the TAKE IT DOWN Act, which sets a mandated 48-hour removal window for covered platforms once a valid notice is submitted. That is a legal deadline, not a best-effort response time. See our full guide to the Act for what qualifies and why it, rather than DMCA, is the right legal basis for this kind of content, or check your own case against the TAKE IT DOWN Act eligibility checker. State law still applies alongside the federal law, and the deepfake law map shows which additional state-level protections might cover you.
Cutting off distribution, not just the source
Images from nudify apps often spread fastest through messaging channels and image-board reposts rather than from a single host. De-indexing requests go to search engines in parallel with each takedown, and every URL a notice has already gone to stays on a watch list, so if the same image resurfaces on another forum, the next scan pass catches it.
For explicit deepfakes more broadly, including ones not produced by a dedicated nudify tool, see deepfake porn removal.
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