Every Fanvue creator account is verified, including AI accounts. This keeps the platform safe and is required by law.
Verifying your own identity
The account owner must complete ID verification (KYC) with a valid government ID and a selfie, even if your face never appears in your content. Your ID isn't shown on your profile.
Having trouble? See Why am I failing ID Verification / KYC?
Using a real person in your AI content
If your AI content uses a real person's face, body, voice or likeness, for example a deepfake or face swap, that person must be verified and must consent. An AI-altered face is not proof of consent.
There are two ways to do this:
They have their own verified Fanvue creator account. Tag them on every post and every piece of media you send in messages.
They send their documents. Email [email protected] with:
a signed Model Release Form (signed by both of you)
their government ID, front and back, in HD
a headshot of them holding a paper with your username and today's date
a full-body photo (no coat)
Full details: Featuring other people: co-creator verification
đ Fully AI characters don't need co-creator documents. Only send documents when a real person is featured.
"Your content doesn't match your verified identity"
If your account is set up as a real (human) account, but the content shows someone other than the verified account holder, co-creator documents alone can't fix it.
âWhy? A real (human) account tells fans they're paying for and talking to the verified person behind it. If the account is built around someone else's identity, fans are misled about who they're interacting with, even if that person has given consent. Co-creator documents are for featuring other people alongside you, not for running an account as someone else.
â ď¸ This isn't a selfie or photo-quality problem. Retaking your verification selfie won't fix it.
Running more than one account
AI creators can have up to 15 AI accounts and 2 human accounts under one verified identity. See Linked Accounts.
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