Preserve essential evidence
Capture URLs, account names, timestamps, and context before posts change or disappear.
Synthetic intimate imagery
Respond to sexual deepfakes with evidence, speed, and control.
AI-generated intimate imagery can spread across platforms, mirrors, and search results quickly. Preserve the URLs and context, choose the correct policy or legal route, and track every request without repeatedly handling the content.
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A complete response loop
Do more than submit a form once.
Build a case that can be reviewed, repeated, and escalated without losing the evidence trail.
Classify the harm
Separate synthetic NCII, impersonation, harassment, privacy, and copyright grounds.
Report every surface
Address source platforms, mirrors, search results, and connected accounts as distinct targets.
Reduce repeat exposure
Keep evidence and status in a private case workspace so follow-up does not require starting over.
Clear expectations
Safety and scope come first
- This workflow is for adults and authorized representatives handling public online URLs.
- If an image depicts someone under 18—or was created when they were under 18—use NCMEC Take It Down and appropriate authorities.
- Do not redistribute harmful media to prove that it exists; preserve only what the reporting route requires.
- Platforms and search engines make the final decision on each request.
Keep moving
Related workflows and practical guides.
Before you begin
Common questions.
Do I need to prove a deepfake is AI-generated?
Requirements vary. Preserve the URL, account context, and an explanation that the image is synthetic and depicts you without consent. Avoid unnecessary redistribution of the media.
Is a deepfake covered by copyright law?
Sometimes another work was copied, but synthetic NCII, privacy, impersonation, or platform policy may be the stronger route. The right basis depends on the facts and jurisdiction.
What if the depicted person is under 18?
Do not use an adult workflow. Contact NCMEC, use Take It Down, and follow applicable child-safety reporting requirements.
Can one report remove every copy?
No. Each host, platform, mirror, and search result may require separate action. Fingerprinting and monitoring can help identify reappearances.
Put every finding, request, and response in one place.
Use the free personal pathway or choose a plan for continuous creator and team workflows.