How to Remove Leaked Content from LeakGallery (DMCA Guide)

Finding your OnlyFans or Fansly content reposted on LeakGallery is a sickening feeling, but this is actually one of the more workable situations you can be in. A lot of leak sites bury their contact details and ignore every message you send. LeakGallery is different. It publishes a real copyright policy and it removes content when you file the notice correctly.

This guide covers exactly how to do that: the email to use, the information they require, how long it takes, and what to do about the copies that tend to come back a few days later.

If you would rather not deal with any of this yourself, our OnlyFans leak removal service watches LeakGallery for you and sends the notices on your behalf.

Does LeakGallery actually remove content?

Yes. Its own policy states that it responds to notices that comply with the DMCA, and it commits to processing valid notices within 24 hours. In practice it is one of the more cooperative sites in this space.

So the question is not really whether LeakGallery will remove your content. It is whether your notice is complete enough for them to act on, and whether the same files get uploaded again afterwards. We will deal with both.

What LeakGallery asks for in a notice

Their policy is specific about what a valid notice contains. If any of these are missing, expect it to be ignored.

1. The copyrighted work you are reporting (your photos or videos)
2. The exact URLs on LeakGallery where the content appears. A general link to your leaked profile is not enough. They want the address of each page.
3. Your full legal name and a working email address
4. A statement that you have a good faith belief the use is not authorized
5. A statement, under penalty of perjury, that the information is accurate and that you are the owner or authorized to act for the owner
6. Your signature. Typing your full legal name counts.

The URL list is the part people get wrong. One clean line per page, nothing else.

Step by step

Copy and paste template

To the LeakGallery copyright team,

I am the copyright owner of the content listed below and I am requesting its removal under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.

Original content, proof of ownership:
https://onlyfans.com/yourprofile

Infringing URLs on LeakGallery:
https://leakgallery.com/example-1
https://leakgallery.com/example-2

I have a good faith belief that the use of this material is not authorized by me, my agent, or the law.

I swear, under penalty of perjury, that the information in this notice is accurate and that I am the copyright owner or authorized to act on the owner's behalf.

Full legal name: [Your Name]
Email: [Your Email]
Date: [Today's Date]
Signature: [Your Full Name]

If you want a longer version with more detail, we keep a complete DMCA notice template you can reuse for any site.

How long it takes

The part most guides skip

Filing once rarely ends it. Sites like this re-upload the same content under fresh URLs, and the same photos usually land on several other sites at the same time. You can clear ten links today and find eight new ones next week. That is not a sign you did anything wrong. It is just how these networks work.

Two habits keep it down for good:

1. Re-file the moment new copies show up, not once a month.
2. Send the URLs to Google as well, so they drop out of search results even if a copy stays live somewhere. Our guide to removing content from Google walks through that.

Filing it yourself or letting us handle it

FAQ

Does LeakGallery respond to DMCA notices?

Yes. It publishes a copyright policy and processes valid notices within about 24 hours, which makes it one of the more responsive sites.

What email do I use for a LeakGallery takedown?

[email protected]. There is no online form, so everything goes by email.

Do I need a registered copyright to file?

No. You own the copyright the moment you create the content, so you can file without registering anything.

Why does my content keep coming back after removal?

Because it gets re-uploaded and copied to other sites. Removing one link does not stop the others. You need to re-file as new copies appear and delist them from Google.