Remove Your Mugshot From These Sites
Every mugshot publisher works differently. Find your site below for the specifics — or let us handle all of them at once.
Choose Your Site
A single mugshot is often scraped and republished across more than one of these sites. If you're not sure where yours is posted, a free analysis will tell you exactly where to look.
Mugshots.Zone
A commercial mugshot aggregator with no guaranteed public opt-out — here's what direct removal looks like, and how we handle it.
See removal steps →Arrests.org
Publishes arrest records and photos pulled from public county sources, indexed by name.
See removal steps →Mugshots.com
One of the largest mugshot databases online, with a documented history of fee-based removal requests.
See removal steps →Busted Newspaper
Organizes bookings by county and name — which is exactly why its listings rank so well in search.
See removal steps →JailBase
The one site here with a genuine, documented opt-out process — though it can take 30–90 days on your own.
See removal steps →Don't See Your Site Listed?
Mugshots get scraped and republished by dozens of smaller sites we haven't written a dedicated guide for yet. Our mugshot removal service covers our full process regardless of which site is publishing your record.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which mugshot sites can you remove my listing from?
We've handled removals from Mugshots.Zone, Arrests.org, Mugshots.com, Busted Newspaper, JailBase, and dozens of smaller aggregators and data brokers. If your site isn't listed above, a free analysis will confirm whether we've worked with it before.
What if my mugshot is on more than one site?
That's common — a single booking photo is frequently scraped and republished across several publishers. We handle every copy we find as part of one case, not as separate jobs.
Can I remove my mugshot from these sites myself for free?
Sometimes. JailBase has a genuine opt-out process, though it can take 30–90 days. The others don't maintain a reliable public opt-out, which is the main reason people use a dedicated removal service instead.
How long does it take to remove a mugshot from these sites?
When we handle it, takedown requests typically go out within 72 hours, with search-engine de-indexing following in about 5–7 days. Site-by-site timelines vary — see each site's page above for specifics.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Tell us your name and we'll tell you exactly where your mugshot is posted — free of charge.