How to remove leaked OnlyFans content from Google

Most fans find leaked content through Google. Every one of the 1,111 leak links in our October 2026 scans came from a Google search. Getting those pages out of Google cuts off most of the traffic, even when the leak site never answers you.

Delisting vs takedown

• A takedown removes the content from the leak site. That needs the site or its host to act, and many leak sites ignore notices.
• Delisting removes the page from Google's results. The page still exists, but people searching your name don't find it.

Do both. Delisting is the part you control, so start there.

Step by step

1. 1Collect the URLs. Search "yourname" leaks and site:fapello.com "yourname" style searches for each big leak site. Our self-check guide lists the searches. Copy the full page address of each result, not the Google link.
2. 2Open Google's copyright removal form. It's on Google's Legal Help pages ("Report content on Google", then the copyright option for Google Search).
3. 3Describe your original work. Your OnlyFans or Fansly page URL works as the location of the original.
4. 4Paste the infringing URLs, one per line.
5. 5Sign and submit. Google asks for the same good-faith and accuracy statements as any DMCA notice. See our DMCA template for what they mean.
6. 6Track the result. Google emails you as it processes each URL. Rejected URLs usually need a better description of the original or the exact page address.

Google Images

• Leaked photos show up in Google Images too. Search your name in Images and note the page each image sits on.
• Report the page URL, not just the image file, in the same copyright form.
• Run a reverse image search on one of your paid photos to find reuploads that don't use your name.

What to expect

• It's per URL. Each page has to be reported. Leak sites often have dozens of pages per creator.
• Processing takes time. Some requests are handled within days, others take longer. Google doesn't promise a deadline.
• New pages appear. Leak sites keep adding pages, so check again every week.
• Notices can be published. Google sends copies to the Lumen database. Filing through an agent keeps your name off them.

The full process is in our guide to removing leaked OnlyFans content.

Want us to handle it?

We find every leak page for your names, file the Google delisting and the takedown notices in our name, and re-check weekly. A person reviews every notice.