Creator face privacy,
without going faceless.
Face-based content earns you more.* But the moment your real face hits a public feed, it's scraped, indexed, and reverse-searchable. Remasked gives you a consistent AI persona — your audience sees a real-looking person, just not the real you.
One face, every post.
Tap to reveal the original. The persona stays consistent across every photo you publish.
Persona
Persona
PersonaWhat creators actually face
Every public-facing creator deals with the same set of escalating risks: face-scraping bots indexing every post, reverse-image search tools (PimEyes, FaceCheck.id) selling your identity for a few dollars, follower-funnels that dox creators across platforms, and AI training pipelines pulling faces from public feeds with no opt-out.
The traditional answer is "go faceless" — voiceover only, hands-only shots, masks, AI avatars that look like cartoons. It works, but it leaves the engagement upside on the table. Faces sell.
A consistent AI persona lets you keep the face-forward format and the recognizability that drives engagement, while keeping your real biometrics out of the photos that get scraped.
What you get
One consistent face
Your audience sees the same persona in every post — built once during onboarding, reused across every swap.
Biometrically unlinked
The persona is generated to be biometrically divergent from your real face. Automated face-matching shouldn't connect the two.
Multi-person aware
Group photos, events, collabs — only your matched face is replaced. Other people in the frame are left untouched.
Common questions from creators
Will my followers notice it's not really me?
The persona is generated to look like a plausible version of you — same vibe, same general aesthetic. It's not a celebrity, not a stranger. Most viewers won't notice; the ones who do generally appreciate the privacy reasoning.
What about platform terms of service?
You're responsible for following each platform's rules. Most platforms allow stylized or AI-assisted self-imagery — but if you want to disclose, that's between you and your audience. We don't impersonate anyone else; we generate a fresh face.
Does this work for OnlyFans, Patreon, and other adult-adjacent platforms?
The product is platform-neutral. It does not generate explicit content; it replaces your face in photos you've already taken. Compliance with each platform's content rules is on you.
What if someone tries to reverse-search the persona?
A reverse-image search on a persona photo is designed to return nothing matchable to your real identity — that's the privacy goal. If you publish identifying context (location tags, real name, links to private accounts), you defeat the protection on your own.
Show up.
Stay private.
Photos with faces attract ~38% more likes and ~32% more comments on Instagram (Bakhshi, Shamma & Gilbert, "Faces Engage Us", ACM CHI 2014, n = 1.1M). Higher engagement drives algorithmic reach; reach drives followers, sponsorships, and ad revenue. Causal at the engagement step, correlated through the rest of the funnel.