AI model removal
Someone trained an AI model on you. Remove it, free.
A LoRA, a checkpoint, or a voice clone of your likeness can generate endless new content of you, and every download spreads it further. The hosts have removal doors for exactly this, and they are on this page.
You do not need a lawyer to file either claim. You need the model's link.
Why this works
Three steps, all free
The removal, step by step.
Before you file
What to say, and what counts.
What to say in any claim
Two sentences do the work: you are the person depicted, and consent was never given. Add the model's link and something that shows you are this person. You never have to explain why you want it gone.
If the model makes intimate content of you
Civitai's rules ban sexualized depictions of real people outright, so the same likeness claim covers it. Then register the images with StopNCII: it fingerprints them on your own device, and partner platforms block matching uploads before they appear.
Open StopNCII →A fictional character is different
This page is for models of you, a real person, made without your consent. Models of fictional characters, or a model you licensed yourself, are a different question, and these forms are not for them.
The model came from somewhere
See the full size of it before you file.
A model is trained from photos of you that were already collected, and the images it generates spread past the site that hosts it. Our free face scan searches by your face, not your name, and shows every page where it appears, so you can work through the doors above with the whole list in hand. Your original photo never leaves your device.
Upload one photo, get every page where your face appears. No account, no fee, no card.
Run the free scan →Your face is not training data.
Free. The Civitai claim takes minutes, and removing one model stops thousands of images.
Unlimited takedowns. No daily cap. No subscription. Free, forever.