Drop the image here
JPG, PNG, or WebP. Analyzed instantly, in your browser.
This tool gives you an assessment, not proof. Results describe likelihood based on the signals in the file.
Do this now. The first hour.
Five steps before anything else
1
Do not forward the imageNot to complain, not to warn anyone. Forwarding spreads the harm, and with an explicit image of a minor it can be a crime. Keep it contained.
2
Do not delete anythingNot the messages, not the account, not the conversation. Deleting destroys the evidence that gets content removed and people held accountable. Mute and hide instead.
3
Screenshot everything, URL bar visibleThe post, the profile that shared it, the comments, the date and time. Save them where your child won't stumble into them again.
4
Generate your Evidence Kit belowThe documents are pre-written. You fill in names, not paragraphs. Then follow the full 48-Hour Protocol.
5
Stay steady with your childTheir biggest fear is being blamed. Don't take the phone away as punishment. That teaches kids to hide the next one. The image is fake. The feelings are real.
Generate your Evidence Kit
Fill in what you know. Every field is optional. Documents open ready to print or save as PDF.
These templates are a starting point, not legal advice. If the image is sexually explicit and involves a minor, contact law enforcement and the NCMEC CyberTipline (CyberTipline.org, 1-800-843-5678) now.