Search removal
Eligible links, image results, cached results and search associations are submitted through the appropriate removal channels.
XRemovr helps adults remove leaked intimate images, private videos, unauthorized reposts and sexual deepfakes from search results and the online services where they appear.
Case status
Requests are matched to the relevant search, platform and source-site policies.
Start with URLs and context. Sensitive images should only be shared when a specific recipient actually requires them.
XRemovr is built specifically for intimate images and videos shared without permission. That focus shapes the evidence we collect, the policies we use, the way we communicate with platforms, and the privacy safeguards around each case.
Eligible links, image results, cached results and search associations are submitted through the appropriate removal channels.
Requests are directed to the websites and platforms hosting, reposting or surfacing the reported intimate material.
AI-generated and digitally altered sexual imagery is handled through the policies designed for synthetic intimate content.
When the same material resurfaces through mirrors or new URLs, those locations can be added to the ongoing case history.
A private photo, private stream or consensually created image can still become non-consensual when it is recorded, reposted, published or indexed without permission.
Private or limited sharing does not automatically authorize public redistribution.
Deepfakes and manipulated sexual depictions can require a different policy path.
Search removal and source removal are different processes and may be pursued separately.
The reported distribution is evaluated separately from whether the content was originally created consensually.
The same material can appear in search, on the source site and across mirrors. We document the locations, identify the appropriate route and track the outcome.
Start with URLs, search results and a short explanation. Do not send more intimate material than the process actually needs.
Search-engine policy, website reporting, platform escalation, image-result removal and cache-refresh routes are separated and prioritized.
Where representation is accepted, XRemovr submits and follows up under the limited authorization you provide.
Submissions, responses, removals, rejections and additional URLs stay organized instead of getting lost across different inboxes.
The workflow is designed around data minimization. Sensitive evidence is only requested when it is reasonably necessary for a particular recipient or policy.
Start with URLs onlyWe ask for the minimum information reasonably needed to identify the content and handle the request.
We do not need your email, social-media, cloud-storage or banking passwords to submit removal requests.
The authorization is restricted to removal-related submissions and communications — not general legal representation.
If a platform requires identity verification, the safer route may be for you to provide it directly to that platform.
Exact eligibility depends on where the content appears and which removal policy applies.
No. Search engines, websites, hosts and platforms apply their own policies. XRemovr prepares, submits, documents and follows up on eligible requests.
Not by default. Start with the URLs and context. A screenshot or other evidence should only be requested when a specific recipient requires it.
Where the recipient accepts authorized representatives, yes. Some services can still require you to complete identity verification directly.
Usually not. Search removal reduces discoverability in that search engine. Removing the underlying page or file is a separate source-removal process.
Do not use the ordinary adult intake flow. Content involving a person who was under 18 requires dedicated child-safety reporting procedures.
For eligible adults, services such as StopNCII.org can provide an additional prevention layer. XRemovr can explain the process without taking possession of the intimate files used by that service.
Tell us where the content appears and what happened. Do not upload intimate media at the first step unless the case specifically requires it later.
We'll review your case and get back to you at the email you provided.