CEOP Safety Centre
UK police reporting route for concerns about online child sexual abuse. Review the service’s scope before choosing to report; it is separate from confidential support.
Visit official resource (opens a new tab)SUPPORT & RESOURCES
You don’t have to do this alone.
Official reporting routes and organizations that can help.
If you are in immediate physical danger, contact local emergency services when it is safe. For a child, a safe, trusted adult or child-safety specialist can help with next steps.
NCMEC CyberTipline
Report suspected online child sexual exploitation, including threats and fabricated sexual imagery. You can seek help without possessing an image.
Visit official resource (opens a new tab)Take It Down
For qualifying intimate images from when someone was under 18. Creates an image fingerprint on the device for participating platforms. Do not download or forward an image to use it.
Visit official resource (opens a new tab)StopNCII.org
For eligible adults with their own intimate image, including a fake. Creates fingerprints on the device to help participating platforms identify copies. The person depicted starts their own case.
Visit official resource (opens a new tab)Google Search removal
Request removal of real or fabricated intimate content from search results. This does not remove content from the website hosting it. Use the child-safety route if anyone is under 18.
Visit official resource (opens a new tab)Cyber Civil Rights Initiative
Find support and resources for intimate image abuse through the CCRI Safety Center.
Visit official resource (opens a new tab)Revenge Porn Helpline
Specialist support for adults in the UK experiencing intimate image abuse.
Visit official resource (opens a new tab)eSafety Commissioner
Find Australian reporting routes and support for image-based abuse, including threats.
Visit official resource (opens a new tab)Find support in your country
Explore StopNCII’s global network of support organizations. Services and eligibility vary by country.
Visit official resource (opens a new tab)FTC removal guidance
US guidance: covered platforms must remove qualifying content and known identical copies within 48 hours of receiving a valid request. Image Advocate cannot determine coverage or whether a notice is legally valid.
Visit official resource (opens a new tab)Source directory reviewed September 5, 2026. Guidance and eligibility can change; check the official service. Links open in a new tab, where that service’s privacy policy applies. No affiliation or integration is implied.