Report content

Tell us about illegal or harmful content, intimate image abuse, copyright problems or defamation. You don't need an account.

1. What are you reporting?
Any sexualised content involving under-18s, or grooming.
Nude, sexual or "nudified" images of a real person, including AI deepfakes.
Content supporting terrorism or a proscribed group.
Threats, targeted abuse, stalking, hate content, doxxing.
Content encouraging suicide, self-harm or eating disorders.
Phishing, fake documents, impersonation of a business.
A persona, image or voice pretending to be you or someone else.
Your work or brand used without permission.
A false statement that harms your reputation.
Your personal information published without permission.
Anything else that breaks the law or our Acceptable Use Policy.

Child sexual abuse material: do not download, screenshot, copy, attach or forward the material — including to us. That can itself be an offence.

Report it to the Internet Watch Foundation (UK, you can stay anonymous) or the NCMEC CyberTipline (US). If a child is at risk, contact the police or CEOP.

Here, send us only the page address (URL). You don't need to describe the material or give your name or email. We remove the content, preserve the records the law requires and report it to the National Crime Agency.

Intimate images: don't send us the image. Give us the address where it appears. We remove valid reports within 48 hours. You can also use StopNCII.org and the Revenge Porn Helpline (UK).

2. Where is it?

If several pages are involved, put the main one here and list the others in the description.

3. Why are you reporting it?

Explain why you think the content is illegal or breaks our Terms of Service (for illegal content, which law if you know it). Do not paste or attach the content itself. We never accept file uploads.

Copyright notice (US DMCA 17 U.S.C. §512(c)(3) and UK)

Only for copyright or trademark reports.

For example its title and where it is published. For several works, a representative list. For trademarks, say which mark is affected and how.

We send a copy of the notice to the user who posted the material (we may remove your contact details other than your name). Under 17 U.S.C. §512(f), anyone who knowingly makes a materially false claim may be liable for damages. Please consider whether the use could be allowed, for example as quotation, criticism or review.

Intimate image removal request

Only for intimate images shared without consent.

Defamation notice

Only for defamation complaints. In the description above, say what the statement says, what you think it means and why it is defamatory of you.

May we give your name and email address to the poster?

4. Your details

Optional for most reports, so you can report anonymously. Required for copyright, defamation and intimate image notices. If you leave an email address, we can confirm what we decided.

We use what you send only to handle this report and keep a record of it for 3 years (see our Privacy Policy). For most reports we do not tell the person who posted the content who reported it; the exceptions are copyright counter-notices and defamation complaints, where the law sets out what is shared and we will tell you before sharing anything. Knowingly false reports may break the law.