The fastest thing this site does is remove material that should never have been published.
Last revised 25 September 2026. This policy applies to every report about intimate imagery.
The U.S. TAKE IT DOWN Act deals with non-consensual intimate visual depictions - intimate images or videos of a person published without their consent, including realistic AI-generated depictions - and with material involving minors.
Both are grounds for removal here. The same applies to any intimate material published without consent and to anything suggesting that a person shown is under 18.
The person shown, a parent or guardian, an authorised representative, an advocate, or law enforcement. You do not need to be the person depicted, you do not need a lawyer, and you do not need to use a form.
Write to abuse@xredgifs.com with the subject line "TAKE IT DOWN". Please include:
Your report is treated as confidential. We do not publish who reported what, and we do not pass your details to the creator.
We remove or disable a reported item within 48 hours of receiving a complete report, and immediately when the report concerns a minor or ongoing harm.
"Remove" means the post disappears from listings, tag pages, search and the sitemap at the next build, which runs automatically and takes minutes, and no copy of it is served by this site afterwards. We also make reasonable efforts to find and remove identical copies of the same material that the archive holds.
Material involving a minor is never published here. If it is reported, or if we notice it, it is hidden immediately rather than after review, the report is preserved, and it is reported to the appropriate authorities - in the United States, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Reports of this kind are answered the same day.
This site cannot delete anything from the platform the feed comes from. If the material is still visible there after we have removed it here, that platform has to be told; we say so in our reply and point to the right place, because a removal that leaves the source online has not really helped anyone.
We do not notify a creator before removing the material: a report about non-consensual imagery is not a dispute to be mediated, and the material goes first. If a creator believes a removal was wrong, the appeals section of our Trust & Safety page is the route, and it is answered by a person.
We keep a record of every report and of what was done about it, including reports we could not act on. We cooperate fully with law enforcement and other competent authorities and will preserve, disclose or otherwise make available information as required by valid legal process or where necessary to prevent imminent harm.
Decisions under this policy are made in good faith, on the information in front of us. Removing material after a report does not mean we agree with the report; it means the cost of leaving it up is higher than the cost of taking it down.
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