Start with a locator, not a public screenshot
Discord’s official instructions distinguish message links from direct media links. Capturing the right locator helps reviewers find the reported item without creating a new public copy.
- Copy the message link for the post or DM
- Copy the media link when Discord’s form asks for it
- Record the discovery date and report receipt privately
- Submit only through the route that fits the content
What support covers—and where control stays
We can prepare a focused case
- Separate message, attachment, and third-party links
- Match the facts to Discord’s current reporting options
- Reduce unnecessary exposure in the working record
- Track confirmation and unresolved items URL by URL
We do not control Discord
- No guaranteed removal or account action
- No mass reporting or false copyright statements
- No access to private servers you cannot lawfully view
- No legal advice, password requests, or public case pages
Choose the route that matches the facts
Non-consensual intimate media
Discord prohibits adult intimate media shared or created without consent, including sexual deepfakes. Its standard in-app process applies globally; Discord also publishes a U.S. webform route for eligible reports under the Take It Down Act.
Copyrighted creator material
A copyright claim is for a rights holder or authorized representative who can make the required statements truthfully. Discord asks for precise content locations and warns against false, duplicate, or coordinated reports.
Current primary references: Discord’s NCII policy explainer, NCII reporting instructions, and Discord’s Copyright & IP Policy.