Paid content reposts
Find likely copies of photos, clips, thumbnails, previews, or subscription content being reposted without permission.
For creators, models, influencers, and subscription-platform talent
Guard My Image helps creators find likely stolen posts, leaked videos, fake profiles, deepfakes, and altered images — even when the page does not use your name.
No legal knowledge required. No endless searching. Upload reference images once, add creator context, and let the monitoring loop keep looking.
Built for creator problems
Your images, videos, face, stage names, and public profiles are tied to your income, safety, reputation, and fan trust. Guard My Image helps surface likely misuse so you can review it and choose the next step.
Find likely copies of photos, clips, thumbnails, previews, or subscription content being reposted without permission.
Surface accounts that use your photos with different names, locations, bios, or usernames.
Organize suspected impersonation so you can review URLs, evidence notes, and reporting steps in one place.
Monitor eligible sources for copied clips, re-encoded videos, screenshots, and repeat reposts.
Flag possible altered or synthetic likeness abuse for review instead of treating every suspicious item as automatically confirmed.
Keep records you can use for platform reports, support tickets, internal notes, or escalation to counsel when needed.

Why stage-name search misses so much
Text search can help when a repost includes your stage name, handle, or original title. It becomes much weaker when someone strips the obvious clues.
Unauthorized pages may rename files, remove watermarks, crop your face into a new layout, mirror or compress video, use fake usernames, or create AI-altered content that never mentions you.
Guard My Image uses reference images and creator context so your name is not the only signal.

What you upload
You do not need to upload explicit content to begin. Clear face references and accurate profile context usually provide a stronger starting point.

Use recent, well-lit images from the front and side, with a neutral expression and a smile when available.
A broader reference set can help with cropped, filtered, mirrored, or compressed versions.
Add aliases, handles, misspellings, subscription links, social profiles, and known problem URLs.
Include video links, tattoos, marks, recurring outfits, or other details that may help review likely matches.
What you get
Likely matches are organized with URLs, source notes, dates found, match type, status, and recommended next action, so you are not managing everything through screenshots and scattered bookmarks.
Monitoring is not a single search that stops. Guard My Image keeps looping through eligible monitored sources as new content appears and as scan coverage deepens over time.
Depending on plan and authorization, the workflow can help prepare, send, track, or document takedown and reporting steps. Reports can support your own records, platform complaints, support tickets, or escalation to counsel.

Results over time
Creator pricing
Internal test entitlement for the creator monitoring workflow.
Internal test entitlement for priority workflow validation.
Internal test entitlement for expanded workflow validation.
Privacy-aware examples
These examples are illustrative. We do not show customer images or real misuse pages in public demo materials without explicit permission.
A repost may appear under an unrelated name, without your stage name, and still be reviewable through reference-image matching.
A profile may not sell your content, but it can still create reputation, safety, or impersonation concerns that need documentation.
Possible deepfake or altered-image findings should be reviewed carefully, documented, and handled through the right reporting path.
FAQ preview
No. In many cases, clear face references are more useful than explicit content. The best reference set depends on what you want monitored.
No service can guarantee every removal. Guard My Image helps find likely misuse, document it, and support takedown or reporting workflows.
We do not use customer images publicly without explicit permission. Public demo visuals use synthetic or clearly illustrative examples.
Next step
Start with a free exposure check, upload reference details, and see whether Guard My Image can help you monitor for likely misuse.