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DMCA notice generator.
Paste links, get notices.
Paste your leak links. You get a complete DMCA notice for every site, and exactly where to send it: Google, the host and the registrar.
What the notice includes
US law (17 U.S.C. 512(c)(3)) lists what a DMCA notice must contain, and a site can ignore one that misses a part. Every notice here has all six: your signature, the original work, the exact URLs, your contact details, a good-faith statement and an accuracy statement under penalty of perjury.
The links are grouped by site, because each site, host and registrar needs its own notice with only its own URLs.
Where to send it, in this order
1. Google first. Most people find leaks through Google. Delisting works even when the site ignores you.
2. The host. Most leak sites hide behind Cloudflare. Cloudflare’s abuse form forwards your notice to the real host and tells you who it is. If the site isn’t behind Cloudflare, the tool shows the host’s abuse address.
3. The registrar, if the pages stay up. Include proof of your earlier reports.
Want to check a site on its own? Use our who hosts this site lookup.
Protect your privacy
Notices can be published. Google sends copies to the Lumen database, where anyone can read them, so your legal name and email can end up public. Use a business email, never your home address, and only list links that really copy your content.
If you’d rather keep your name off every notice, we file them in our name as your agent. That’s what LeaksGone does.
More help
The full process is in our guide to removing leaked OnlyFans content, and the template on its own is in our DMCA takedown template. This tool is general information, not legal advice.