How to Remove Your Leaked Content From Fapello (2025 Guide)

Finding your content on Fapello is one of the most frustrating experiences as a creator. Your exclusive photos and videos are being shared for free, costing you subscribers and income. But you are not powerless here.

This guide walks you through exactly how to get your content removed from Fapello, whether you want to handle it yourself or use a professional service.

What Is Fapello and Why It Matters

Fapello is one of the largest leak sites targeting OnlyFans, Fansly, and other adult content platforms. It scrapes and hosts stolen creator content, making it available for free to anyone who searches.

The problem is that Fapello pages rank high on Google. When someone searches your stage name, your leaked content might show up before your actual OnlyFans page. This directly impacts your revenue because potential subscribers find your content for free instead of paying.

The good news is that you have legal tools to fight back. The DMCA gives you the right to demand removal of your copyrighted content, and most providers will comply.

The Fast Way: Let Leakless Handle It

If you would rather not deal with the back and forth of DMCA notices, Leakless.io handles Fapello takedowns automatically. We monitor over 50 million websites around the clock, including Fapello, and file takedowns the moment your content appears.

We deal with Fapello takedowns daily and know exactly which approaches work best. Our system handles the documentation, follow-ups, and escalations so you do not have to.

You can start with a free 3-day trial to see it in action. But if you prefer the DIY route, here is how to do it yourself.

DIY Option 1: Contact Fapello Directly

Your first option is to send a DMCA takedown notice directly to Fapello. Look for their DMCA or contact page on the site.

Your notice needs to include:

• Your name and contact information
• The exact URLs where your stolen content appears
• A statement that you own the copyright to this content
• A statement that the information in your notice is accurate

Response times vary. Some creators hear back within days, others wait weeks or get no response at all. If this approach does not work, move on to option two.

DIY Option 2: Contact Their Hosting Provider

If Fapello ignores your request, go over their head. Every website relies on a hosting provider, and those providers are legally required to respond to valid DMCA notices.

To find the hosting provider, use a WHOIS lookup tool like lookup.icann.org. Enter the website URL and look for the hosting company or registrar information. Then visit that company's website and find their abuse or DMCA contact.

Hosting providers typically respond faster than the sites themselves because they face legal liability for ignoring valid takedown requests.

DIY Option 3: Remove It From Google Search

Even if Fapello refuses to take down your content, you can still remove it from Google search results. This is called delisting, and it means people searching for your name will not find the Fapello page.

Google has a dedicated DMCA request form. Submit the URLs of the infringing pages along with proof that you own the content. Google typically processes these requests within one to two weeks.

This does not delete the content from Fapello, but it makes it much harder to find. Most people discover leaked content through search engines, so delisting significantly reduces the damage.

What to Expect

Realistic timelines for each approach:

• Direct takedown requests: A few days to several weeks, depending on whether they respond
• Hosting provider requests: Usually faster, often within one to two weeks
• Google delisting: Typically one to two weeks

One thing to keep in mind: content often gets re-uploaded. You might successfully remove a page only to find your content posted again weeks later. This is why ongoing monitoring matters, whether you do it yourself or use a service like Leakless.

Take Action Now

You have the legal right to protect your content. Whether you handle takedowns yourself or let Leakless do it for you, the important thing is to act quickly. The faster you respond to leaks, the less damage they cause to your income and reputation.

Fapello is not going away, but you do not have to accept your content being stolen. Start fighting back today.