ClaimDesk
Route a stolen Reel or a fake account to the one right Meta form.
Four questions, one correct Meta form — plus a timestamped evidence pack built in your browser. Information about a process, not legal advice.
Takedown Desk
Four questions. Instagram runs several report routes and they are not interchangeable — the wrong one is closed rather than forwarded, which costs days you may not have.
If Instagram removed YOUR post
If Instagram removed something of yours after a copyright complaint, US law gives you a way to push back: a DMCA counter-notice. Instagram's own notice to you names the route.
ClaimDesk will not write one for you, and that is deliberate. A counter-notice is a sworn statement. It hands your full legal name, postal address and phone number to the person who complained about you, and it consents to the jurisdiction of a federal court where you live or where Instagram is. Under 17 U.S.C. 512(f), a material misrepresentation in one can make you liable for the other side's damages and legal costs.
That is a decision to make with a lawyer, not with a web form that has never met you. What we can do is tell you what it is, what it costs you, and that a counter-notice usually restores the post in 10 to 14 business days unless the complainant sues first — which is guidance drawn from the statute's own timetable, not a promise about your case.
ClaimDesk reads only the public post you paste — the same data Instagram already serves anyone with the link. The evidence pack, the PDF, the comparison and the watch list are all built in your browser and never uploaded, a screenshot you drop in never leaves your device, and nothing here runs on a timer. It is information about a process, not legal advice.