Search Engine Forms

Overview

Google and Bing each have their own form for non-consensual intimate images; Yandex has a general personal information form. These are separate from their copyright forms: use these for images of you that were made or shared without your consent, including AI-generated images. Removal from search results does not remove the page itself, so also send a request to the site.

Google

Form: Google content removal form

1. Choose "Content contains nudity or sexual material". For AI-generated or altered images, then choose "Content falsely portrays me in a sexual act, or in an intimate state (deep fake)" and "Request NCII content removal". For real images shared without consent, choose the matching option instead.
2. Fill in your country of residence and answer whether the imagery was taken, or shows the person, under 18. If it was, also report it to the NCMEC CyberTipline and use Take It Down.
3. Full name of the person in the content: the name the pages use for you (up to 50 characters).
4. Is the person in the content you: yes. Then your full name and a contact email.
5. Paste the URLs of the pages, one per line. One request can hold up to 1,000 URLs.
6. Search terms: the names the results come up for, usually the names the pages use for you.
7. Additional information is optional. You can use this text:

The pages show sexually explicit or intimate images that show, or appear to
show, me. [Some or all of them were made or altered with AI or other
technical means to falsely depict me.] I did not consent to [their
creation] [and] [their publication].

Keep the parts in square brackets that are true for you and delete the others.

8. Confirm that the information is accurate and submit.

Bing

Form: Microsoft Report a Concern

1. Choose Bing Search as the service and paste the link to one page. Bing takes one link per report, so repeat the form for each page.
2. Choose Non-Consensual Intimate Imagery as the concern type.
3. Name of the person in the images: the name the pages use for you. The form is for: yourself.
4. Answer whether you were pressured for money or images, and whether you reported the content to the site (yes, not tried yet, or the site offers no way to report).
5. Search terms: the names the results come up for. Country of residence.
6. Your name and email, then certify that the report is correct and submit.

Yandex

Yandex has no separate form for intimate images. Its English personal information removal request form covers results that appear when someone searches for your name. It asks:

1. Whether you are the applicant or a legal representative of the applicant, and your country of residence.
2. For each page: the URL, which information on it violates your rights and why it should be removed. You can add up to 5 files per URL; never attach the images themselves.
3. Your email address.

Keep a record

Write down the date of each request and any reference number. If a result stays in search after a few weeks, file it again with the same details.