Found by face, not filename
Leaked copies are renamed and re-encoded. Detection matches the face in the frame against a reference built from your photos and videos.
DMCA takedown service
DMCA Takedown Service for Creators: We Find and Remove Your Leaked Content
Noticeora finds your leaked photos and videos wherever they were re-uploaded, files the DMCA notices for you and keeps watching for the next copy.
What we remove
Your real content, wherever it was re-uploaded.
DMCA notices filed for you
A notice is prepared and filed for each URL with the site's designated contact and, where one can be identified, its hosting provider.
Search de-indexing
Requests go to search engines in parallel, so a page stops surfacing while the takedown is processed.
Re-upload monitoring
Every removed URL stays on a watch list and each scan runs again, so a repost is caught on the next pass.
Free scan first
See what is out there before you decide anything. No credit card is needed for the scan.
If your photos or videos have been copied and posted without your permission, the standard legal tool is a DMCA takedown notice. Writing one is not hard. Finding every copy, filing a notice for each, following up and checking that nothing comes back is the part that takes the time. That is the work this service does for you.
What we remove
We remove real content of yours that was copied and re-uploaded: photos, videos and clips on leak sites, tube sites, forums, file hosts and social platforms, plus the search results that point to them. For platform-specific detail see leaks protection for the platform you sell on, or leaks removal for the site where the copy is.
How it works
- Find. Detection compares faces, so a renamed or re-encoded copy is still matched.
- Check. Each match is classified as a genuine re-upload of your content or as something fabricated, because the two need different notices.
- File. A DMCA notice is filed for each URL. Where a site is slow, a notice also goes to its hosting provider where one can be identified.
- De-index. Search engine removal requests go out in parallel.
- Watch. Removed URLs stay on a watch list for re-uploads.
Automated takedowns
On the Autopilot plan the notices are filed for you, along with search de-indexing requests, removal tracking and re-upload monitoring. The DIY plan gives you detection and a takedown form generator so you can file the notices yourself. Plans and prices are on the pricing section of the homepage.
Turnaround depends on the site. Typical times are about 24 hours for Google de-indexing, 24 to 72 hours for social platforms and up to two weeks for tube sites, with large ones such as Pornhub and XVideos often faster. These are typical times, not guarantees. After a notice is filed, what happens next depends on how the site responds, and the cost and speed of different services are compared separately.
What DMCA can't do
A DMCA notice protects original work from being copied. It does not cover content that was generated rather than copied, such as an AI-made fake of you. That is a different problem with different routes, and it is handled by our deepfake removal service. Our guide to what DMCA services can and can't remove explains the limits in more detail.
A takedown also cannot be guaranteed. Whether a site complies is up to the site, and sites that ignore notices can be escalated to their host, with no promise of success.