Image takedowns
Your images are earning for someone else.
Down, delisted, done.
Stolen photos on blogs, your art on someone's store, your product shots powering a competitor's listings. We remove the copies at the site, the host, and the search index, with the original-file evidence that makes image cases stick.
One case = one image set against one site, 1–50 URLs by package. Every step timestamped in your dashboard.
What we remove
The image theft patterns we see every week
How image cases actually work
The original file is the whole game
Image cases are won on the original, not the argument. Whoever can produce the full-resolution file, the RAW export, the shoot metadata, or the earliest dated publication wins the review. We build that comparison for the reviewer instead of leaving it to them: your original next to their copy, the dates underlined.
- Original-file and metadata evidence packaged for review
- Site, host, registrar and search de-listing in one case
- Google Images de-listing so copies stop being found at all
- Commercial misuse flagged when shops monetize your images
The channels we work
Site owner & host
The statutory DMCA notice to the operator, escalated to the hosting provider when the operator ignores it. This is where images actually get deleted.
Search de-listing
Google's legal removal process drops the copies from image and web search even while a stubborn host stalls. Official route: support.google.com/legal/answer/3110420
Repeat-offender escalation
Sites that re-host your images get the registrar-level repeat-infringer push, the channel that makes re-hosting expensive.
What happens after you start
Four steps, then it is our problem
- 1
You paste the links
The page URLs hosting your stolen images, plus a link to your original. One case covers one image set against one site, up to 50 URLs on the largest package.
- 2
We build the ownership file
Your original files, shoot metadata, first-publication pages. Image reviews turn on who can produce the earliest and fullest version, so we make yours undeniable.
- 3
The notice goes out, everywhere it mattersall channels
Operator, host, registrar and search de-listing in one managed case, drafted to the statute and followed up until it is acted on.
- 4
We chase it so you don't have to
Hosts stall; we escalate. You get per-URL status in plain language, with every step timestamped in your dashboard.
What it costs
Flat per case, every channel included
One case covers one image set against one site, domain and subdomains included. The level sets how many page URLs it covers: 1–9, 10–25 or 26–50.
Quick Send
We draft and deliver the notice. You keep the wheel.
- 1 original asset (one site, channel or work)
- 1–9 infringing URLs on the same site
- Professionally drafted §512(c)(3) notice
- All four channels: operator, host, registrar, search
- Delivery confirmation for your records
Standard
The full managed case, our default recommendation.
- Everything in Quick Send
- 10–25 infringing URLs on the same site
- Host, registrar and search escalation with follow-ups
- 24–48 hour processing
- Every step timestamped in your dashboard
Urgent
A leak that's spreading now, processed first.
- Everything in Standard
- 26–50 infringing URLs on the same site
- Priority queue placement
- For live damage and spreading content
- Complex targets like bulletproof hosts quoted before charging
A whole portfolio being farmed? Photography protection watches for new copies daily, or ask about volume pricing.
Image takedown FAQ
What people ask before filing
Going deeper: stolen photos, first steps and metadata as evidence.
Your images work for them until the day you file.
One case, every channel, from $49. Start in minutes.