Many online platforms may host intimate imagery without consent. It is important to know where these images have spread. A single photo shared on one platform can be copied, re-uploaded, and redistributed to dozens of others within days. Standard searches miss most of those copies because they match pixels, not faces. ScanErase uses biometric face scanning to find every match regardless of how it has been cropped, filtered, or re-encoded.

Once you have a full picture of where your content appears, you can see all matches and act on your findings. Your exposure report will document every match found across platforms. You do not need to contact the person who shared the images, identify them to ScanErase, or prove intent. The focus is on discovering where your face appears online.

What to do right now

  1. Stop engaging with the person responsibleDo not confront, threaten, or negotiate. Document any communications but do not respond in ways that could escalate the situation.
  2. Upload your photo to ScanEraseWe scan 2.4 billion indexed face embeddings to find every location where your images appear online. The scan takes minutes.
  3. Review your results privatelyYour encrypted dashboard shows every confirmed match. You control what actions to take based on your findings.
  4. Access your exposure reportUnlock the report to see the full results of where your face is found online.
  5. Consider reporting to law enforcementYour findings can support a police report. Many US states have laws that address intimate partner image sharing.