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In Google Image Search, it's possible to report individual offensive images. How can I report web pages (or entire websites) that contain offensive images? These pages occasionally show up in search results, even with SafeSearch enabled.

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A related question: Is it possible to report an image by entering the image's URL (instead of finding the image via Google Search)? – Anderson Green Sep 13 '12 at 22:30

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Google has a reporting tool for objectionable content, such as websites and images. If websites aren't correctly filtered, you can submit them here.

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What I can suggest is to use the Google Feedback tool and report the image not being properly filtered by SafeSearch. I have the steps in this question.

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Was this answer intended for this question instead, since this answer would be more relevant there? webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/36971/… You answered one of my questions, but it appears that this answer was posted on the wrong page somehow. :) – Anderson Green Jan 4 at 17:57
Hmm, seems like a likely answer for both :D – Hydra Jan 5 at 16:42
You can post this as an answer on that question, then. My other question hasn't been answered yet. :) – Anderson Green Jan 5 at 17:47
Today, I found that Google has a reporting tool for this specific purpose, so it isn't necessary to use Google Feedback. – Anderson Green Feb 16 at 20:08

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