Is my content out there?
Run the searches that work, or the free scan that counts leaked files for your name without showing any images.
Guides
Practical how-to guides for creators who sell paid content and want fewer anonymous leaks, and a clearer next step when something still gets out.
All guides
19 guides, newest first. Each one says what works, what doesn’t, and what Trace can and can’t do.
The searches to run on Google, Bing, Telegram and Reddit, what reverse image search misses, a free leak checker, and what to do once you find something.
Read the guide · ~9 minTakedown services remove links. Trace shows which account a leaked copy was delivered to. A fair side by side, with listed prices.
Read the guide · ~5 minWhat purchases and timing can tell you, why that isn’t proof, and the per-buyer method that can point to one copy.
Read the guide · ~8 minSave evidence, confirm whose copy it was, block, report to the platform, take down, and when to see a lawyer.
Read the guide · ~8 minOne file to many fans. Split it into marked versions per list so a leak points somewhere.
Read the guide · ~7 minThe three kinds of watermark, why visible marks get cropped, what a per-buyer mark adds, and how to combine them.
Read the guide · ~8 minForensic watermarking for creators in plain words, including what “inconclusive” means.
Read the guide · ~8 minSoftware screen capture vs a phone filming the screen, and what each means for tracing.
Read the guide · ~7 minWhat Fansly’s help centre says, where sources disagree, and what to add on top.
Read the guide · ~6 minPrivate chats are out of reach and channels come back. The steps that still help.
Read the guide · ~7 minTakedowns remove copies. Attribution shows which account the leaked copy was delivered to. Why you need both.
Read the guide · ~6 minWhat the Act requires of platforms, FTC enforcement since May 2026, and the open question for paid content.
Read the guide · ~8 minEvery attack we ran on per-buyer marks, what Trace said, what we didn’t test, and the raw data.
Read the guide · ~6 minWhat Trace does and doesn’t do, what you get after a match, why marked copies deter leaks, and where marks stop working. Not DRM, not a takedown service.
Read the guide · ~10 minWhat actually reduces OnlyFans leaks, and why “stop leaks” usually means deterrence plus attribution, not DRM theater.
Read the guide · ~8 minTiming luck and username guesses aren’t evidence. Here’s how creators actually find which account’s file got out.
Read the guide · ~7 minVisible corner logos get cropped. Invisible per-buyer marks are what make a leak checkable later.
Read the guide · ~8 minCollect the links, find the host, send the notice with a copy-paste template, and delist from Google. Plus where DMCA falls short.
Read the guide · ~8 minA practical stack for protecting PPV and paid drops: watermark, deliver, check, then takedowns if you need search cleanup.
Read the guide · ~7 minWhere to start
Run the searches that work, or the free scan that counts leaked files for your name without showing any images.
Timing and usernames aren’t evidence. Per-buyer marks are what let a leaked copy point at one delivery.
Save evidence, confirm the copy, block, report to the platform, get copies taken down, and when to see a lawyer.
Next step
CreatorSense Trace marks each buyer’s paid file. If a digital copy leaks, Trace shows which account it was delivered to, but only when the match is strong enough. Start with a 14-day trial (card required).
14-day trial, card required. See pricing.