Are these DMCA tools really free?

Yes, all free. No account, no signup. If you want someone else to handle filings for you (anonymously, with 24/7 scanning), check out our professional service .

Will my personal information be exposed when I file a DMCA?

If you file yourself, yes. Your name and contact info go into the legal record and often show up in public databases like Lumen. Our professional service files under our name instead, so yours stays out of it.

Which tool should I use first?

Start with the Leak Removal Checker . It tells you whether the site actually responds to DMCA requests. If it does, use the DMCA Takedown Notice Template to file. Got a wrongful takedown against your own content? That's what the Counter-Notice Template is for.

Do these tools work for international websites?

The DMCA is U.S. law, but most platforms worldwide comply because they need access to U.S. markets. For sites that ignore DMCA notices, our Leak Removal Checker lists other options: escalating to the hosting provider, getting pages deindexed from Google, and more.

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Three free DMCA tools for content creators: check removal odds, generate takedown notices, and dispute wrongful claims. Made for OnlyFans, Fansly, Patreon, and other creators. No account needed.

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Leaked Content Removal Checker

Look up any leak site to see if it actually responds to DMCA requests before you bother filing. Covers 500+ sites including SimpCity, Coomer, Kemono, and file hosts.

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DMCA Takedown Notice Template

Fill in your details and get a DMCA takedown notice that meets 17 U.S.C. section 512 requirements. Ready to copy and send to any platform hosting your leaked content.

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DMCA Counter-Notice Template

Got hit with a bogus DMCA? Generate a counter-notification that meets legal requirements. Use this if your content was wrongly removed on YouTube, TikTok, or other platforms.

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Which tool should you use?

Found your content on a leak site?

Look up the site first to see if they actually comply, then file a DMCA notice. Check removal chances →

Need to file a DMCA takedown?

Create a notice that meets legal requirements. Fill in your details, copy, and send. Generate DMCA notice →

Your content was wrongly taken down?

File a counter-notice to get your content back up. Generate counter-notice →

Frequently asked questions

Are these DMCA tools really free?: Yes, all free. No account, no signup. If you want someone else to handle filings for you (anonymously, with 24/7 scanning), check out our professional service.
Will my personal information be exposed when I file a DMCA?: If you file yourself, yes. Your name and contact info go into the legal record and often show up in public databases like Lumen. Our professional service files under our name instead, so yours stays out of it.
Which tool should I use first?: Start with the Leak Removal Checker. It tells you whether the site actually responds to DMCA requests. If it does, use the DMCA Takedown Notice Template to file. Got a wrongful takedown against your own content? That's what the Counter-Notice Template is for.
Do these tools work for international websites?: The DMCA is U.S. law, but most platforms worldwide comply because they need access to U.S. markets. For sites that ignore DMCA notices, our Leak Removal Checker lists other options: escalating to the hosting provider, getting pages deindexed from Google, and more.

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