Pick the right form
For your own paid/copyrighted content, use Google's copyright (DMCA) removal. If the content is intimate and was shared without your consent, use Google's dedicated removal for non-consensual explicit imagery — it's faster, global, and doesn't require proving copyright.
Copyright (DMCA) removal
- Go to Google's Legal Help → 'Remove content from Google' → Web Search → Copyright.
- Choose 'I'm the copyright owner' and list each infringing URL (up to 1,000 per request).
- Paste the good-faith + accuracy statements and sign electronically.
Non-consensual imagery removal
- Search Google Help for 'remove non-consensual explicit personal images'.
- Complete the form with the URLs and a short description.
- This removes the results globally, not just on your local Google domain.
After delisting
Delisting removes the search result, not the page itself — always pair it with a takedown to the host. Use Google's 'Refresh Outdated Content' tool to speed up cache removal once the page is gone.