Instagram takedowns
Your photos are on Instagram without you.
Down they come, properly.
Reposted photos, ripped Reels, fan accounts farming your catalog. We file through Meta's copyright channel with the ownership evidence reviewers check first, so removals stick and repost accounts rack up strikes instead of reach.
One case = one account or repost cluster, 1–50 URLs by package. Every step timestamped in your dashboard.
What we remove from Instagram
The theft patterns we see every week
How Instagram actually processes copyright
Same Meta machinery, different evidence rules
Instagram reports route to the same Meta IP team as Facebook, but the evidence that wins differs. Photo cases live or die on the original file: the RAW export, the first-publication page, the portfolio timestamp. Reviewers compare your proof against the repost, so we build the comparison for them instead of leaving it to chance.
- Filed through Instagram's copyright form, the channel with removal power
- Original-file and timestamp evidence packaged for fast review
- Strikes recorded against repost accounts, the deterrent that actually works
- Repeat-infringer escalation for accounts built on your catalog
The channels we work
Instagram copyright form
The statutory DMCA route for posts, Reels, stories and profile content. Official form: help.instagram.com/contact/552695131608132
Evidence capture first
Stories and edits vanish. We archive the infringing content, the account and the timestamps before filing, so deletion mid-review cannot hurt your case.
Counter-notice handling
If the account disputes, the 10–14 business-day clock starts. We brief you on what it means and what happens next, most counter-notices never come.
What happens after you start
Four steps, then it is our problem
- 1
You paste the links
The Instagram posts, Reels or accounts hosting your stolen work, plus a link to your original. One case covers one account or repost cluster, up to 50 URLs on the largest package.
- 2
We capture the evidence
The infringing content, the account, the timestamps, archived before anything can be deleted or edited mid-review. Your original file or first-publication page anchors ownership.
- 3
The report goes through the copyright channelall channels
Statutorily complete, field by field, through Instagram's copyright form, with Meta's escalation paths ready if the first review stalls.
- 4
We track it to removal
Status per URL in your dashboard, follow-ups when review drags, and the counter-notice response if the account fights back. Every step timestamped.
What it costs
Flat per case, strikes included
One case covers one original asset against one account or repost cluster on Instagram. The level sets how many post 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
Photographers with whole stolen catalogs: see the photography protection page or ask about volume pricing.
Instagram takedown FAQ
What people ask before filing
Going deeper: the Instagram and TikTok filing guide and proving ownership.
Repost accounts grow on your catalog every day you wait.
One case, the channel Meta actually reads, from $49. Start in minutes.