Discover Where Your Photos Appear on the Internet After a Breakup
Most non-consensual intimate image situations begin after a relationship ends. By the time content is discovered, it has often been shared on multiple platforms. ScanErase finds all of it to help you understand your exposure.
Intimate images shared during a relationship carry a risk the moment a relationship ends. You do not need to prove intent, identify the person who posted, or have an attorney. You need a platform to find where your face appears online.
How ScanErase works for your situation
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Start privately, no account required Upload a clear face photo. Your biometric data is deleted at session end.
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Discover what is already online Our scan finds content on social media, adult platforms, forums, and image boards that reverse search misses.
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Review what was found Your encrypted dashboard shows confirmed matches. Nothing is sent without your authorization.
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Unlock your full exposure report Pay $15 to access comprehensive results detailing where your face is found.
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Act on your findings Use the report to determine your next steps.
Frequently asked questions
Does the person who shared the images have to be identified?
No. ScanErase focuses on finding where your face appears online, not identifying individuals. You can review the results and decide how to proceed.
What if the ex is threatening to post more images?
Threats to distribute intimate images are covered by separate criminal statutes in most states and may constitute extortion. Contact local law enforcement for the threat. Use ScanErase to find any content already posted.
Can I use ScanErase even if I do not know whether images have been shared?
Yes. ScanErase scans the open web for your likeness whether or not you have confirmed that anything was shared. Many people use the scan as a precaution during or after a relationship ends.
Find and remove your photos now
Upload a photo. We scan 2.4 billion face embeddings and send legal removal notices in 48 hours.
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