Remove copycat Instagram accounts that pretend to be you.

Content on a copycat account goes when Instagram removes the account. Posts on real accounts only come down if they break Instagram's rules or the law. If it is your own old account, you can delete it in Accounts Center. Meta gives you 30 days to change your mind, and says it can take up to 90 days to remove everything.

We find out why, then add stronger proof, such as your ID or links that show your account came first, and use the next official route. An impersonation form, a trademark report, or a privacy report can each work when another did not. If Instagram still says no, we tell you honestly and help you warn your followers.

It depends on Instagram and on how clear the case is. A plain copycat with good proof is sometimes removed within days, and harder cases take longer. Nobody can promise a date, because Instagram decides. After your free check, we give you an honest idea.

Instagram profiles and posts can show up in Google. Once Instagram removes them, we ask Google to refresh its results with the outdated content removal tool. If something about you stays online and breaks no rule, we can push it down with true, positive content.

Yes. If a post or page breaks no rule, it will not be removed, and we will say so. Instead, we can help true, positive content about you rank higher, so the harmful result is seen less.

Very private. Your ID and details are only shared with Instagram when a report needs them, and only with your permission. We never ask for your Instagram password.

No, and nobody honestly can. Instagram makes the final decision. What we promise is a strong report with the right proof, clear updates, and honest advice if it does not work.