Fanvue requires identity verification and documented permission for real people who appear in creator content. The requirement also applies when AI or face-swap tools are used on a real person’s body.
Verified Fanvue creators can be tagged
If another person already has a Fanvue creator account and has completed KYC, Fanvue says the creator can tag that person whenever media featuring them is shared, including content sent through DMs.
Unverified collaborators need documentation
For someone who does not want their own Fanvue creator account, Fanvue’s current collaborator guidance requires additional identity and consent documentation through its release process.
AI does not remove consent requirements
Fanvue explicitly says that adding an AI face or using deepfake-style editing does not remove the need to verify the real person whose body appears in the content.
Non-consensual or unverified collaborator content is prohibited
Fanvue’s selling and compliance guidance prohibits content involving people who have not provided documented consent or completed the required identity-verification process.
Best Creators tip: collect verification before publishing
Do not wait until content is already uploaded to solve collaborator verification. Complete the required process first and keep your records organized.
This is a Best Creators compliance workflow recommendation, not legal advice.