DMCA and content removal

We remove content on request. If you are in the photos, own the rights to them, or act for someone who does, one email is enough. You do not need a lawyer, a form or a registered letter.

Who can ask

• The person shown in the photos.
• The copyright holder: the photographer, the creator who shot the content, or a studio.
• An agent, manager or lawyer acting for either of them.

What to send

1. The addresses of the pages you want removed. A creator page address is enough to remove everything under it; a set or photo address removes only that item.
2. A sentence saying who you are in relation to the content: the person shown, the rights holder, or their representative.
3. A way to reach you back: the email you write from is fine.
4. Your name typed at the end of the message as a signature.

If you want to prove the connection faster, add a link to your official profile on the platform the photos came from. It is optional; we do not ask for ID documents or private photos and will not store anything you send beyond the request itself.

What happens next

• We act within 72 hours of receiving a complete request, usually much sooner, and confirm by email when it is done.
• Removed pages return a “gone” status so search engines drop them, and the files are deleted from our servers.
• A removed creator is placed on a block list. The same material is not imported again from any source, and new uploads under the same name are rejected.
• If a request is missing something, we reply and ask; we do not silently ignore incomplete requests.

Urgent cases

Reports of content involving minors, content shared without consent, or a page impersonating you are handled first, before anything else in the queue. Put “urgent” in the subject line.

Counter-notice

If content was removed on your behalf by mistake, or you believe you have the right to publish it, write to the same address with the page addresses and an explanation. We restore content only when the rights are clear.

Where to write

Send removal requests to click to show the email address with “DMCA” in the subject line.