TakeDown Kit by CloudAnts

TAKE IT DOWN Act compliance, set up in 10 minutes

Since May 19, 2026, US platforms that host user content must offer a clear way to report non-consensual intimate images, including deepfakes, and remove them within 48 hours. TakeDown Kit gives you the request portal, the 48-hour clock, the audit trail and re-upload blocking, without building a trust & safety team.

What the law requires

A visible request process

A clear, plain-language way for people to ask you to remove intimate images shared without their consent.

Removal within 48 hours

Remove the reported content, and known identical copies, within 48 hours of a valid request.

FTC enforcement

Violations can cost up to $53,088 each, and the FTC says it will act against platforms of all sizes.

How it works

1. Get your portal

A hosted request form at cloudants.io/takedown/your-platform, collecting everything a valid request needs. Link it from your footer.

2. Get alerted, beat the clock

Instant email (and webhook on Pro) for each request, a live 48-hour countdown, and reminders before the deadline.

3. Remove, block, prove it

Mark it removed and the requester is notified. Fingerprint the images to block re-uploads. Every step is timestamped in an audit trail you can export.

Built for sensitive content

We never store or display the reported images. We keep the links the requester reported and one-way fingerprints (hashes) used to block re-uploads. Requests marked as involving a minor show a prominent NCMEC reporting notice. Reported images are only ever fetched from the domains you list.

Pricing

Free

On any CloudAnts plan, including Free

$0

  • Hosted request portal
  • Instant email alerts
  • 48-hour countdown inbox
  • Requester notifications
  • Timestamped audit trail
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Pro

Everything in Free, plus

$490/year

  • Re-upload blocking (hash & block + check API)
  • Signed takedown.received webhook
  • Deadline reminder emails (24h and 6h left)
  • CSV audit export for FTC evidence
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Free guides

TakeDown Kit helps you run a notice-and-removal process; it is not legal advice. See the FTC's compliance guidance and talk to a lawyer about your platform's obligations.