Fake profile removal: take down accounts using your photos
Someone is using your photos as their own account. Pick the platform to see how we find and remove it.
A fake profile is an account that uses your photos to pass as you: to scam followers, redirect fans to someone else's paid link, or hold conversations in your name. It rarely uses your real name, so searching for yourself does not find it.
Finding profiles by face
Noticeora matches the faces in public profile photos against a reference built from photos and videos you control, so an account is found even under a different name, handle or bio. Matches are reviewed before anything is reported.
Reporting through the right channel
Each platform has its own impersonation policy and reporting flow, and the right report depends on what the account does. If you own the copyright in the photos, a DMCA report can be filed as well, and fabricated intimate images fall under the TAKE IT DOWN Act. The legal options decision tree helps work out which applies. For voice cloning and ad scams, see AI impersonation removal.
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