Use Report when something shows nudity, a minor, someone without their consent, a deceptive deepfake, harassment, or work used without permission.
In the app you only see your own videos and characters, so Report there flags your own content to our team, for example a swap that came out showing something it shouldn't. To report someone else's video, use Report on its public watch page, or send a rights notice (below).
Where to find Report
- A video: on the video's page, open More (the three dots) and tap Report. It's there once the video is ready or has failed.
- A character: open the character, tap its options (the three dots) and tap Report.
- A public watch page: anyone can tap Report under the video, without signing in. These are the pages that Reddit posts link to.
Send a report
Tap Report. The Report this content window opens.
Under Reason, pick the reason that fits best:
- Intimate or nude image shared without consent
- Uses my video, music or other work without permission
- Shows me or someone without consent
- Nudity or sexual content
- Involves a minor
- Deceptive deepfake or impersonation
- Harassment, hate or violence
- Something else
If you like, fill in Details (optional).
On a watch page, if you aren't signed in, you can also add Your email, so we can reply.
Tap Send report. To close without sending, tap Cancel.
A message confirms we received your report.
What happens next
Our team reviews reports. Content that breaks the Terms can be removed, and the account behind it can be suspended. If one of your videos is removed after a report, its page says so, and you can contact Support if you think it's a mistake.
Reporting the same thing again soon after doesn't add a second report. If you send many reports in a short time, you're asked to try again in a few minutes.
To claim copyright or the use of your likeness formally, send a rights notice through the Support page, with a title that starts with "Rights notice". The Terms list what to include.