Image removal requests

For intimate images shared without consent. No account needed. We act on valid requests within 48 hours.

If an intimate photo or video of you is on Elsewhere and you didn't agree to it being shared, you can ask us to remove it. That includes images that were edited or made with AI to look like you.

How it works

You get a tracking number as soon as you send your request, and a copy by email.
We review every request. If it's an intimate image shared without consent, we remove it, along with any identical copies we know of on Elsewhere, within 48 hours.
We email you when it's done, or if we need more details to find it.

You can ask for yourself, or for someone else if you're authorized to act for them, such as a parent, guardian or lawyer.

Send a removal request

Your full name

Your email We'll send your tracking number and our answer here.

Are you the person in the image? Yes, it's me No, I'm authorized to act for them

Where is it on Elsewhere? The profile's first name, age and country as they're shown, and which photo it is (for example, the second photo).

Anything else that helps us find it (optional)

I believe in good faith that this intimate image or video was shared without the consent of the person shown.

Signature Type your full name. It counts as your signature.

Other ways to ask

You can also email [email protected] with the subject "Take It Down request". Include where the image is on Elsewhere, a statement that it was shared without the consent of the person shown, your contact details, and your full name as your signature. We'll reply with a tracking number.

In the app, you can also report the profile and choose "Inappropriate or explicit photos". Reporting blocks them too.

More help

StopNCII.org helps stop intimate images from being shared on other platforms.
If the image was taken when you were under 18, Take It Down from NCMEC can help remove it across the internet.
If someone is threatening to share images of you, read our advice on sextortion.
If you're in danger right now, call your local emergency number.

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