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Check if your video was posted or leaked
If you think a video or photos of you ended up on an adult site, search with a frame or a clip of your own copy. A result gives you the links a takedown request needs. Below: how to search well, how to read what you find, and how to get copies removed.
- Your file never leaves your device
- Every match is verified, with its proof
- Free, no account needed
If someone is threatening to share images of you, keep the messages, do not pay, and report it to the police. StopNCII.org can stop intimate images from being uploaded to participating platforms before they spread. If you were under 18 in the images, Take It Down does the same for images of minors.
Searching
How to find where your video was posted
- Start from your own copy. Use the best version you have: the original file, not a screen recording of it.
- Search with the clip, not one frame. Drop the whole video or a long part of it. The page picks up to 48 frames from different moments, which matters because reposts are often trimmed, cropped or cut into shorter clips.
- Add stills from different moments if you only have pictures. Up to 10 chosen together are searched as one search. Photos count too: photo posts and albums from some sources are indexed.
- Search each video on its own. Results are grouped per indexed video, so one search per original keeps the list easy to read.
Results
How to read what comes back
A Match is a copy
Your frame and a still stored for that page line up point by point, so the page shows the same footage. The card gives the page's title as the site lists it, the site's name, a link to the page and a confidence from 0 to 100. That link is what a takedown form asks for.
One video, many sites
Reposts are common. The same video on three sites usually comes back as several cards, each with its own link. Report every one of them: each site only removes its own copy.
Similar is not proof
A Similar result passed the fingerprint step but not the point by point check. It may be your video, or only a similar room or someone who looks alike. Open it and confirm before you report it.
Thumbnails stay blurred until you choose to show them, so you can go through the list without seeing the pictures.
Takedowns
How to get a leaked video taken down
- Save the evidence first. Copy the page's link and take a screenshot that shows the title, the uploader's name and the date. Pages get renamed or deleted, and you may need to show what was there.
- Report it to the site that hosts it. The indexed tube sites have a DMCA or content removal form, usually linked in the footer, and many have a separate form for content posted without consent. Give the exact page link and say that you are the person in the video or that you own it.
- Use the services built for this. StopNCII.org (adults) and Take It Down (images taken under 18) create a digital fingerprint of your images on your own device, and participating platforms block uploads that match it. In the UK the Revenge Porn Helpline helps with reporting and removal.
- Ask search engines to drop it. Google and Bing both take requests to remove intimate images shared without consent from their results.
- Remove it from this index too through our removal page. Send the page links. No proof of identity is needed, and once a request is handled the video stops showing up in results here within a minute.
This site only links to videos. It does not host them, so taking a copy off the web always goes through the site that hosts it.
Limits
What this check cannot see
- Sites outside this index. It covers adult tube sites and selected NSFW Reddit communities, not the whole web, and not private groups, chat apps, cloud folders or file-sharing sites.
- Content behind a paywall, when the site does not publish public previews of it.
- Very recent uploads. A copy has to be collected first, and the search index is rebuilt twice a day.
- Copies changed beyond recognition: heavily zoomed, filtered or very dark.
So a search with no Match tells you that no copy turned up in this index today. It does not prove that no copy exists anywhere.
Later
Checking again later
The index grows every day, and the search is rebuilt with the new videos twice a day. A search that finds nothing now can find a copy next week. There are no alerts here, so keep your clip at hand and search again from time to time, more often in the first weeks after you think something was shared.
If you find a copy and get it removed, check again after a while. Removed videos are sometimes uploaded again, on the same site or on another one.
FAQ
Questions
How can I find out if my video was posted on a porn site?
Search with your own copy: drop the clip, or a few stills from it, on this page. If a copy sits on an indexed site, it comes back as a Match with the page's link. No Match means no copy turned up in this index, not that none exists anywhere.
How do I know if my private video was leaked?
Search for it here, and also search your name or usernames in a normal search engine, since leaks are often posted with them. If someone has contacted you about it, keep the messages. StopNCII.org can block intimate images on participating platforms before they spread.
How do I find where my video was posted?
Each Match card names the site and links to the page with the copy. The same video often sits on several sites, and copies stored as their own pictures get their own cards, so go through the whole list. A copy that shares its stills exactly with another upload shows under that one, so open each link.
How do I get a leaked video taken down?
Report each copy to the site that hosts it through its DMCA or content removal form, and send us the links through the removal page so they leave this index too. For images shared without consent, StopNCII.org (or Take It Down, for images taken under 18) and, in the UK, the Revenge Porn Helpline can help.
Do I need to prove who I am to have something removed?
Not from this index. Send the page links through the removal page, and say what should go. Requests are usually handled within two working days. The sites that host the videos have their own rules for their forms.
Can I check photos, not just videos?
Yes. Photo posts and photo albums from some sources are indexed too. Choose up to 10 photos and they are searched together.
Is my search private?
Your video or photo never leaves your device: fingerprints of its frames (512 numbers each), or on phones and slower devices the chosen frames, are sent to the search. Nothing is shown to anyone; the privacy page says what is kept. The site keeps anonymous usage counts (the name of the site you came from, whether a search found something, which result you opened), with no cookies and without your IP address.