Remove Stolen Posts, Reels & Fake Accounts on Instagram
Reposted Reels, stolen photos, impersonation accounts and copycat shops on Instagram — we file complete reports with Meta and get them removed, typically within 24–72 hours.
- Reels & photo copyright reports
- Impersonation account removal
- Copycat shop & ad takedowns
- Story and Highlight removal
What We Remove on Instagram
Instagram is image-first, which makes it the most common place for creators and brands to find their work reposted without credit, permission or payment. We handle every content type on the platform.
Reposted Reels & Videos
Your Reels downloaded and re-uploaded by meme pages, aggregator accounts and competitors, often with your handle removed.
Stolen Photos & Carousels
Photography, artwork and product images reposted in feeds, carousels and Highlights.
Fake & Impersonation Accounts
Accounts copying your name, photo and bio to scam your followers or sell fake products.
Copycat Shops
Instagram Shop listings and bio-link stores selling knock-offs using your official product photography.
Infringing Ads & Sponsored Posts
Paid promotions that use your trademark or creatives to redirect customers.
Leaked & Private Content
Private or paid content redistributed through accounts, Stories and DM-based distribution networks.
How an Instagram Takedown Works
Case Review
Send us the profile or post links. We verify ownership, capture evidence before it disappears and choose between a copyright, trademark or impersonation report.
Report Preparation
We draft a notice containing the exact post URLs, a description of your original work, your rights basis and the sworn statements Meta requires.
Filing With Meta
We submit through Instagram's copyright report form, trademark report form or impersonation report, or through the Brand Rights Protection tool for registered brands, and log every case number.
Confirmation & Follow-Up
We monitor Meta's response, respond to any requests for more information, escalate rejections and confirm removal.
Why Instagram Reports Fail
Tapping "Report" on a post sends it into Instagram's community-guidelines queue, not its intellectual property process. Content that is clearly stolen frequently stays up because it was never reviewed by the right team.
We file directly through Meta's rights-holder channels with the documentation reviewers need. When a report is wrongly rejected, we re-file with additional evidence rather than accepting the outcome.
- Reporting through the in-app "Report" menu instead of Meta's copyright or trademark form
- Submitting the profile URL when Meta needs the direct URL of each infringing post, Reel or Story
- No evidence that you are the original creator — original files, earlier publication dates, watermarks
- Missing good-faith and penalty-of-perjury statements, which make the notice invalid
- Reporting an impersonator under copyright when the issue is identity or trademark misuse
- Letting Stories expire unreported — evidence must be captured within 24 hours
Who This Is For
Artists & Photographers
Visual creators whose work is reposted by large accounts that profit from engagement they never earned.
DTC Brands
Direct-to-consumer brands facing copycat shops and ads built from their own product photography.
💼 Influencers & Coaches
Creators dealing with fake accounts that solicit money or run giveaways in their name.
Subscription Creators
OnlyFans, Patreon and Fansly creators whose paid content is leaked and promoted through Instagram accounts.
Instagram Takedown FAQ
How quickly does Instagram act on a copyright report?+
Properly filed copyright reports are usually actioned within 24–72 hours in our experience. Impersonation reports can take longer when Meta asks for identity documents, which we help you prepare in advance.
Can you get a fake account removed, not just its posts?+
Yes. Impersonation accounts are reported through Meta's impersonation process, with your genuine account as the reference. Accounts that repeatedly post stolen content can also be disabled under Meta's repeat-infringer policy.
What if the account has already deleted the post?+
We confirm removal and archive the evidence anyway. If the same account reposts later, our documented history supports faster action and account-level penalties.
Do I need a trademark to stop copycat shops on Instagram?+
Copyright covers your photos and videos without registration. For name and logo misuse, a registered trademark makes removal considerably faster and unlocks Meta's Brand Rights Protection tool, which we can operate on your behalf.
Will the infringer see my personal details?+
Meta may share the reporter's name and contact information with the account owner. We file as your authorized representative, so our agency details are shown instead of yours.
Every Instagram Case Includes
Account Sweep
We check feeds, Reels, Highlights and bio links for every copy of your content.
Platform-Specific Notice
Written to Meta's exact requirements under the correct rights category.
Same-Day Filing
Reports submitted the day your case is confirmed, with Stories prioritized.
Evidence Package
Screenshots, URLs and timestamps archived before content disappears.
Status Tracking
Every Meta case number and outcome logged and reported to you.
Re-Upload Monitoring
Optional ongoing monitoring for new reposts and fresh fake accounts.
Take Back Your Instagram Content
Send us the links and we handle the rest. $100 per successfully removed URL — no removal, no fee.