How to Remove Content or Personal Information From Blogger (Blogspot)

Blogspot blogs are hosted by Google’s Blogger. You can report posts that violate Blogger’s content policy, and use Google’s legal removal tools for defamation, privacy, or copyright issues.

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Quick facts

Help pageBlogger help
CostFree
VerificationAccount login or report form
Account neededOnly to delete your own content
Processing timeUsually reviewed within days
Last reviewedOctober 2026

Step by step

How to get content removed from Blogger (Blogspot)

Contact the blog authorLeave a comment or use contact details on the blog to ask for removal.
Report a policy violationUse the Report Abuse link on the blog for harassment, private information, or impersonation.
Use Google legal removalSubmit Google’s legal removal request for defamation, privacy, or copyright, attaching any court order.
Remove from searchUse Google’s personal information removal request for doxxing content.
Clean up searchUse Refresh Outdated Content once the post is gone.

What Blogger (Blogspot) shows about you

Blog posts and comments
Images

After you opt out

Search your name on the site and in Google to confirm the content is gone.
If Google still shows a removed Blogger (Blogspot) page, use Google’s Refresh Outdated Content tool.
Keep screenshots and confirmation emails in case you need to follow up.
Review your account privacy settings so less is public going forward.

FAQ

Blogger (Blogspot) opt-out FAQ

Can I get something removed from Blogger if I don’t have an account?

Often, yes. Blogger accepts privacy, copyright, and abuse reports through its help or contact pages.

Will Blogger remove content just because it’s negative?

Usually not. Platforms remove content that breaks their rules or the law, such as private information, harassment, impersonation, or copyright infringement.