Remove images & videos from the internet

A coordinated image and video removal service

We review where the media appears, how it is being used and the concern it creates for you. Our assessment brings together privacy, ownership and publication context to identify an appropriate approach. We manage the agreed work across the relevant sources and keep you informed of progress.

For photos on websites or social accounts, source image removal is the starting point. Google Images needs a separate search assessment. Videos require upload URLs and relevant timestamps. Where several formats or platforms are involved, we keep one record of the evidence and a separate outcome for each URL.

The situations we see most often

A mixed-media case might include a photograph on a website, a clip uploaded to a social account and a thumbnail in search. Those are different targets, even when they show the same event. We identify the publisher for each known copy before proposing work.

A confidential assessment of your case

A confidential call gives us the context needed to assess the exposure. We identify the relevant evidence and help organise it for the agreed work. The initial conversation can begin with the links and your concerns, without additional copies of intimate material.

Tell us about reports already submitted and their case numbers. A refusal can reflect missing evidence, the wrong route or a finding that the content is permitted. We assess the reason before recommending a follow-up.

How completion is verified

We distinguish source deletion, search delisting, edited content, restricted access, pending requests and refusals. A search result disappearing does not establish that the media was deleted.

For recurring exposure, monitoring can be scoped to the relevant platforms and known risks, with an agreed approach to reviewing newly identified copies.