Is the generated PDF legally valid?

Yes. It contains every element the DMCA, DSA, and EU AI Act require: identification of the work, location of the infringement, sworn good-faith statement, and verifiable contact information.

Do I need a lawyer to send it?

No. Anyone whose image or likeness is being misused can send a takedown notice on their own behalf. The PDF is written in clear, court-ready language.

Where do I send the notice?

Use the Find Who Runs the Website tool to identify the host, then email the PDF to both the platform's DMCA agent and the host's abuse contact. The PDF includes both fields.

What if the platform ignores the notice?

Escalate to the platform's host (which under DSA/DMCA can be held liable), to national regulators listed in the PDF, and — for intimate-image abuse — to the relevant emergency hotline in our emergency directory.

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Make a Take-Down Notice

Generate an official DMCA or EU AI Act PDF notice to force websites to delete your leaked photos.

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How it works

Make a Take-Down Notice

Generate an official DMCA or EU AI Act PDF notice to force websites to delete your leaked photos.

Fill in the form with the bad website link.

The tool will automatically draft a legal letter.

Download the PDF and email it to the website host.

Your legal nameRecipient or platformContent URLNotice type

Generated locally. Review with qualified counsel when possible; this tool does not provide legal advice.

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Subject

Urgent DMCA / Takedown Request — Non-Consensual Synthetic Content

Body

To Whom It May Concern,

I am submitting this formal notice under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 512) and applicable platform policies regarding non-consensual synthetic or deepfake content that misappropriates my identity.

Infringing URL(s):
- [PASTE URL HERE]

Original / reference material owned or depicting me:
- [PASTE REFERENCE OR FINGERPRINT HERE]

I have a good-faith belief that the use of the material described above is not authorized by me, my agent, or the law. The information in this notice is accurate, and under penalty of perjury, I am the person whose identity is being misappropriated (or authorized to act on their behalf).

I request immediate removal, de-indexing, preservation of relevant records, and written confirmation of action taken.

Signed,
[YOUR FULL LEGAL NAME]
[CONTACT EMAIL]
[DATE]

About the Take-Down Notice Generator

What it does

The Take-Down Notice generator drafts a legally-formatted PDF combining the U.S. DMCA §512(c), the EU Digital Services Act Article 16, and the EU AI Act provisions on synthetic media. The PDF embeds your evidence hash, the offending URL, the affected jurisdictions, and a verified return-contact line so platforms cannot dismiss it as a casual complaint.

Why privacy matters here

Platforms triage tens of thousands of takedown requests daily. Notices that are missing a sworn statement, a fingerprint of the original, or the correct statutory references are routinely discarded. A correctly-structured notice — like the one this tool produces — is treated as a formal legal instrument and routed to the platform's legal team, dramatically increasing the chance of fast removal.

How it helps victims of deepfake abuse

Survivors paste the offending URL, attach the SHA-256 hash from the digital-proof tool, and download the PDF. The notice is ready to email to the platform's designated DMCA agent, the host's abuse desk (use the Find Who Runs the Website tool), and — for severe cases — to national regulators referenced inside the PDF.

Frequently asked questions

Is the generated PDF legally valid?: Yes. It contains every element the DMCA, DSA, and EU AI Act require: identification of the work, location of the infringement, sworn good-faith statement, and verifiable contact information.
Do I need a lawyer to send it?: No. Anyone whose image or likeness is being misused can send a takedown notice on their own behalf. The PDF is written in clear, court-ready language.
Where do I send the notice?: Use the Find Who Runs the Website tool to identify the host, then email the PDF to both the platform's DMCA agent and the host's abuse contact. The PDF includes both fields.
What if the platform ignores the notice?: Escalate to the platform's host (which under DSA/DMCA can be held liable), to national regulators listed in the PDF, and — for intimate-image abuse — to the relevant emergency hotline in our emergency directory.