Identify what you want removed
Save the page URL and, where available, the direct image URL. Note whether your concern is unauthorised reuse, impersonation, sensitive personal content or an outdated search result. Keep evidence privately without redistributing the image.
Contact the source or platform
Use the website’s removal process or the platform’s reporting tools. Explain the specific issue and provide only the evidence requested. If you control the original page, removing it there may still leave cached copies and independent reposts elsewhere.
Request search removal separately
Search engines have their own eligibility rules and processes. Google explains image removal, including the difference between removing source content and removing it from search. A delisted result can remain accessible on the original website.
Understand Facehunch cleanup
Facehunch requests deletion of the uploaded API search input after completion or cancellation. That does not remove indexed source photographs from the web or a provider’s index. For that, use the provider and source-site removal channels. See Facehunch’s removal page for the distinction.
Written by Facehunch with AI assistance and checked against the cited sources. Our editorial policy.