Deepfake removal: take down AI-generated images, videos and voices

What is a deepfake?

A deepfake is an image, video or audio recording generated or edited by an AI model so that a real person appears to say or do something they never said or did. A few years ago this took technical skill. Today, consumer apps do it in seconds from a single photo or a few seconds of voice.

It is growing fast: according to identity verification firm Sumsub, deepfake-based identity fraud attempts rose by 900% in Europe and 1,100% in North America between the first quarter of 2024 and the first quarter of 2025.

The main types of deepfakes

Face swaps: your face placed on someone else's body in a photo or video.
Intimate deepfakes (“deepnudes”): fake nude or sexual images made from ordinary photos. The most common and most harmful kind. Read our guide.
Voice clones: your voice imitated in a message, a video or a phone call. Read our guide.
Scam ads: your face, sometimes animated, promoting a fake investment or product. Read our guide.
Altered videos: real footage with the words or gestures changed.

Why a deepfake needs fast action

Your reputation

Once shared and indexed by Google, a fake can follow every search of your name.

Your dignity

An intimate deepfake is abuse, even when everyone knows it is fake.

Blackmail and scams

Fakes are used to pressure you or to deceive your family and audience.

Your wellbeing

Stress, shame, sleepless nights: not having to face forms and refusals alone matters.

Trust

Clients, employers, followers: the further it spreads, the harder the truth is to restore.

Copies

Every hour online multiplies screenshots and reuploads on other sites.

Is this happening to you?

Tell us what is going on in a few lines. We reply with a free first assessment of what can be done.

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Never send us an intimate image. A link or a description is enough.

How we get your deepfakes removed

Reverse image search

With your explicit consent, we look for content using your face, even when cropped or edited.

Human review

A person confirms every item before it is reported. No abusive reports, better removal rates.

Time-stamped evidence

Each page is captured with its date before it is reported, so the proof survives removal.

Reports on the right ground

Non-consensual intimate imagery, AI-generated content, impersonation, personal data: each request cites the rule that applies (DSA, TAKE IT DOWN Act, GDPR, platform policy).

Search delisting

Requests to Google and Bing so the content no longer shows up when people search your name.

Ongoing monitoring

We keep searching: every copy or new post we find is handled in turn.

Platforms we monitor

Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, X, Snapchat, LinkedIn, Telegram, Discord, Reddit, Google, forums and websites. We add new sources all the time, and you can send us any link.

What the law says

Where	Rule	What it means for you
United States	TAKE IT DOWN Act (2025)	Publishing non-consensual intimate images, including AI-generated ones, is a federal crime. Covered platforms must remove them within 48 hours of a valid request; the FTC has enforced this since May 2026.
European Union	Digital Services Act	Hosting services must run a notice-and-action system and handle reports of illegal content diligently. Large platforms must offer an internal appeal.
European Union	AI Act, article 50	Since 2 August 2026, deepfakes must be disclosed as AI-generated or manipulated.
United Kingdom	Online Safety Act 2023	Sharing, or threatening to share, an intimate image without consent is a criminal offence, including when the image is a deepfake.
France	Criminal Code, art. 226-8 and 226-8-1	Sharing AI-generated content of a person without consent is an offence; for sexual deepfakes, up to 3 years in prison and a €75,000 fine when shared online.

Many other countries and US states have their own deepfake, harassment or privacy laws. Platform rules usually go further than the law: most major networks ban non-consensual intimate imagery and deceptive synthetic media outright. Read our guide to deepfake laws.

General information, not legal advice. For advice on your situation, talk to a lawyer in your country: we can refer you.

Who it is for

Creators and influencers

Your face is your working tool, and the most frequent target.

Public figures

Journalists, politicians, athletes: visibility attracts fakes.

Artists and actors

Your image and voice deserve the same protection as your work.

Executives and companies

Fake statements, fake announcements, CEO fraud: protect your spokespeople.

Agencies

Protect every talent you represent, with a case log per person.

Anyone targeted

You do not need to be famous: most intimate deepfakes target private individuals.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I get a deepfake of me removed?

Report it to every platform that hosts it using the most specific reason, ask Google to remove it from search, follow up if there is no answer, then monitor for copies. You can do it yourself with our guide, or hand the whole job to us.

How are deepfakes made?

With generative AI models that learn the features of a face or voice from photos, videos or recordings, often taken from social media.

Are deepfakes illegal?

It depends on the country and the content. Non-consensual sexual deepfakes are illegal in the US (TAKE IT DOWN Act), the UK, France and a growing list of other countries, and banned by the policies of all major platforms.

How do you find deepfakes?

By searching for your name and usernames, by reverse image search (with your consent), and through the links you send us. A person checks every result before anything is reported.

How long does removal take?

We file the first reports within one business day (the same day with the Priority option). Major platforms often respond within hours or days; under the TAKE IT DOWN Act, covered US platforms have 48 hours for intimate images. Smaller sites need more follow-up. The final decision belongs to the platform.

How much does deepfake removal cost?

One subscription with unlimited takedown requests: €99 a month with no commitment, €499 for 6 months or €899 for 12 months.

Can I report it to the police?

Yes, and in many countries you should. Our time-stamped evidence can be attached to your report.

Which platforms do you monitor?

The main social networks, public messaging channels, forums, video sites and search engines. You can also send us any link.

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