Professional photography sessions, boudoir shoots, art projects, adult content creation, involve agreements about how images will be used. When a photographer, agency, or production company shares those images beyond the agreed terms, they may be committing breach of contract, copyright infringement (if you hold the rights), invasion of privacy, and if the images are intimate, NCII violations.

Consent to being photographed is not the same as consent to any particular use of those photographs. If the agreed terms specified that images would be used for a portfolio, a specific publication, or a defined purpose, distribution beyond those terms is unauthorized. ScanErase's discovery tool helps identify unauthorized distribution of intimate imagery, regardless of the commercial or professional context in which it was created.

You may also have copyright claims if the agreement assigned or retained image rights to you. A copyright notice demands that platforms acknowledge infringing content, and this operates alongside your discovery findings. Consulting an attorney who specializes in model rights and photography contracts can help you understand the full scope of your claims.

What to do right now

  1. Locate your signed model release or contractThis document establishes the agreed usage terms and is the foundation of your breach of contract claims.
  2. Run a biometric scanScanErase identifies all locations where your images have been distributed beyond the agreed terms.
  3. See your teaser resultsGet a glimpse of the matches found before unlocking your full exposure report.
  4. Pay $15 to unlock your full reportAccess complete findings on where your images appear online.
  5. Act on the information foundUse your exposure report to explore your options and file your own reports or seek help.