Catfish profiles, fake accounts, stolen headshots, unauthorized publications. If someone is using your face without permission, Protevio AI will find them — and give you the DMCA tools to stop it.
Scan for Stolen Photos — FreePhoto theft is more common than most people realize. Your profile pictures, selfies, and professional headshots can be scraped from social media in seconds using automated tools. These images end up on fake dating profiles, fraudulent business websites, scam advertisements, and even identity theft schemes.
According to cybersecurity research, over 60% of images used in catfishing and romance scams come from real people’s social media profiles. The victims — the people whose faces are being used — often have no idea it is happening until someone alerts them.
Find if your photos are being used on dating sites, social media, or messaging platforms by someone impersonating you or building a fake identity.
Generate timestamped PDF reports with screenshots and URLs — documentation that supports DMCA claims, copyright complaints, and legal proceedings.
Legal templates customized with your results, URLs, and timestamps. Send directly to website owners or hosting providers to demand removal.
You receive messages from strangers claiming to know you from a website or dating platform you have never used. This is often the first sign that someone has created a profile using your photos.
Your professional headshot appears on business websites you have no connection to. Stolen professional photos are frequently used to create fake "team" pages or fabricated testimonials.
Friends or colleagues alert you that they have seen your face on an unexpected website. If this has happened, it is critical to investigate the full extent with a comprehensive facial search.
From suspicion to evidence in under five minutes.
Upload your photo — or a photo you suspect is being used elsewhere. Our AI extracts the face and prepares it for matching.
The face is compared against our full index of crawled websites. If that face appears anywhere else, we find it — even if the image was cropped, mirrored, or filtered.
For each unauthorized match, generate a DMCA takedown letter or download a timestamped PDF evidence report. Ready to send to hosting providers or use in legal proceedings.