How to use someone's face in AI video — with consent
The consent-first way to put a real person in an AI video: Cameo Mode, liveness checks, scoped permissions, and one-tap revoke.
The rule: no consent, no likeness
On Verity you can't type a real person's name into a prompt. You can only cast yourself, people who have explicitly granted you consent, and opted-in public figures or brands.
How Cameo Mode works
Cameo Mode is off by default. To turn it on, a person records a short liveness clip so Verity knows the face belongs to them.
Others can then send a consent request. The person approves or denies it; only the owner of the face can approve.
Revoking and deleting
The Consent Center lists every video using your likeness. You can revoke one person's access or everyone's in one tap.
In Privacy you can delete your face data, which also switches Cameo Mode off and revokes all consents.
Quick answers
- Can an admin approve consent for someone?
- No. Only the person whose face it is can approve a request.
- Do I have to give face data to use Verity?
- No. Face data is only needed if you choose to turn on Cameo Mode.