How to Remove Your Content from Nudogram (DMCA Guide)

Nudogram is a paradox. It is one of the fastest leak hosts to act on a notice: most reported URLs go offline within about a day. And yet it is one of the sites creators most often describe as "ignoring" them. Both are true, because Nudogram reads a notice only when it follows three rules printed on its DMCA page, and most notices written in a hurry break at least one of them.

The site itself is a profile aggregator (the header reads "Nudogram v2.1") with tabs for OnlyFans leaks, videos and so-called iCloud leaks, and 28 language subdomains (fr., de., ru., th., vn., eg., dk., hu., gr., sk., tr., pl., se. and more) that duplicate every profile. It sits behind Cloudflare, the domain dates from 29 December 2017, and the registrar is Internet Domain Service BS Corp, a Bahamas-registered registrar. Its name is searched 33,100 times a month in the US and 8,100 times in France.

One more thing to know before you write: Nudogram's DMCA page is not its own. The same "DMCA Notice of Copyright Infringement" text appears word for word on fapexy.com, fapomania.com, leakedmodels.com, thefappening.plus, thefappeningblog.com, fapopedia.net and fappeningbook.com, each with its own Gmail alias ending in [email protected], and their footers cross-link one another (TheFappening, FappeningBook, Nudogram, NudoStar, Fapopedia). One procedure, eight sites, and very different behaviour from one to the next. If you would rather have the compliant notice written, sent to every sister site and re-sent when the profile comes back, our OnlyFans leak removal service does that; here is how to do it yourself.

What to expect

A compliant notice puts Nudogram among the most responsive hosts there are, close to the "approximately 24 hours" its DMCA page promises. The pages that stay up are what to plan for rather than a reason to skip the email: the most likely explanations are a URL that no longer matches exactly (the page moved or was re-created) and a copy on a subdomain the notice did not list, and Google delisting, which is reliable on this host, covers most of what remains.

The three rules that decide whether your notice is read

The DMCA page is short and strict. By its own terms, a notice that breaks any of these is not processed.

1. English, in Latin characters

The page states that notices must be written in English and use Latin characters. A notice in French, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian or Thai does not qualify, and neither does one that mixes in another script. Write the whole notice in English and copy the URLs from the browser address bar, which encodes any accented characters for you.

2. Exact URLs, never a profile name

The page says that "account names, profiles, or channel pages are not sufficient": Nudogram wants the address of each page it should remove. A notice that says "remove everything under my name" or "remove the profile called X" is refused. Open your profile page, then every post and media page under it, and copy each address. Put the profile page's own URL in the list as well, but never on its own.

3. Email, not a form

There is no form. Notices go to [email protected], the address listed as the Copyright Agent on nudogram.com/dmca/. The site also has a /report/ page for non-consensual images, which is email-based too, plus /contacts/ and /2257/. For leaked creator content, use the DMCA address.

One notice, 28 subdomains

Every Nudogram profile is duplicated under 28 language hosts: fr., de., ru., th., vn., eg., dk., hu., gr., sk., tr., pl., se. and fifteen more. Each of those copies has its own URL, and rule 2 means a copy you did not list is a copy the site is not asked to remove. Nothing on the page suggests that a notice for the main host is extended to the language copies.

The method is mechanical: take each URL you collected on the main host, open the same path under two or three language hosts to confirm the page exists there, then write the full list with every host prefix. The notice gets long; that is what the exact-URL rule implies. A Google search for site:nudogram.com "your stage name" shows which hosts are already indexed for you and belong in the Google request as well.

The notice to send

Everything in English, one URL per line, the two statements the page asks for, and a typed signature:

To the Copyright Agent, nudogram.com

I am the copyright owner of the photographs and videos listed below. They were created by me and published on my account at https://onlyfans.com/yourprofile. They have been uploaded to nudogram.com without my authorization.

Infringing URLs (exact page addresses, including language subdomains):
https://nudogram.com/[your-profile]/[post-1]
https://nudogram.com/[your-profile]/[post-2]
https://fr.nudogram.com/[your-profile]/[post-1]
https://de.nudogram.com/[your-profile]/[post-1]
https://ru.nudogram.com/[your-profile]/[post-1]

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

I declare, under penalty of perjury, that the information in this notice is accurate and that I am the owner of the exclusive rights that are allegedly infringed.

Name: [Your Name]
Email: [Your Email]
Date: [Date]
Electronic signature: [Your Name]

Filing, step by step

1. Collect the URL of every post and media page under your profile on the main nudogram.com host, plus the profile page itself.
2. Repeat the list under each of the 28 language hosts where the page exists (fr., de., ru., th., vn., eg., dk., hu., gr., sk., tr., pl., se., …).
3. Write the notice in English, using the template above, and send it to [email protected] from a work or agency address. Keep the sent email.
4. The same day, submit the full URL list to Google's copyright removal form (our Google removal guide shows the fields), so the pages leave search results even before the site answers.
5. Check the URLs after 48 hours. Anything still live goes into a second notice with the URL re-checked character by character.

When nothing happens after 48 hours

Start with the three rules. A notice in the wrong language, a notice that named a profile instead of listing pages, or a URL that no longer matches is, by the page's own terms, a notice the site does not process. Correct it and resend.

If a compliant notice still gets no action, two levers remain. Google approves the large majority of Nudogram delisting requests and acts whatever the site does. Cloudflare's abuse form (abuse.cloudflare.com) accepts copyright complaints against sites served through Cloudflare, as nudogram.com is, and forwards them to the hosting provider; our WHOIS tool confirms the current registrar and network. Then check the sister sites: the same profile is often present on fapexy.com, leakedmodels.com, fappeningbook.com or fapopedia.net with the same DMCA page, and each needs its own notice. Our FappeningBook guide and NudoStar guide cover two of the sites Nudogram's footer links to.

FAQ

Can I write my Nudogram notice in French, Spanish or Portuguese?

No. The DMCA page requires English and Latin characters, and a notice in another language does not meet its terms. Write it in English (the template above works as is) and copy the URLs from the browser bar so they contain no accented characters.

Is sending my profile URL enough?

No. The page says explicitly that account names, profiles and channel pages are not sufficient. List the URL of every post and media page; you can include the profile page URL too, but a notice that contains only that is refused.

My content came back on de.nudogram.com after the main page was removed. Why?

Because the German host is a separate URL that your notice did not cover. Nudogram duplicates each profile on 28 language subdomains; list all of them in one notice, and add them to your Google request.

Will the uploader be told who filed the notice?

The DMCA page describes a counter-notice procedure that goes through the uploader, so assume yes. Send the notice from a work or agency address, sign with your legal name (required for the notice to be valid) and leave out any home address.

Nudogram links to NudoStar and FappeningBook in its footer. Do I file with them separately?

Yes. Each site is its own host with its own address; FappeningBook runs the same DMCA page as Nudogram. Our guides for FappeningBook and NudoStar give the exact channel for each.