Deepfake technology creates photorealistic images from a single face photo. Finding one of yourself online is increasingly common and can be harmful. ScanErase scans across more than 200 platforms to find instances of your likeness, whether in authentic photos or AI-generated content.

What to do: step-by-step

  1. Do not download or share the deepfake Downloading may complicate your next steps. Screenshot only for documentation purposes.
  2. Upload your face photo to ScanErase Our scan will find where your face appears across 200+ platforms, including AI-generated images.
  3. Review all confirmed deepfake and authentic content Your private dashboard displays all identified content featuring your likeness.
  4. Use your exposure report to assess your next steps Your report shows where your face appears, allowing you to take action.
  5. Consider reporting to law enforcement if you can identify the creator Creating non-consensual AI images may violate laws in your state.

Frequently asked questions

Is it illegal to create a deepfake of someone without their consent?

Creating and distributing non-consensual AI-generated images raises legal concerns and may be subject to state laws.

Can ScanErase detect AI-generated deepfakes as well as real photos?

Yes. ScanErase's scanning identifies your facial likeness in images regardless of authenticity, matching against 2.4 billion indexed face embeddings.

What if the deepfake shows a famous person's body with my face?

Coverage applies based on the non-consensual use of your facial likeness, regardless of the body depicted.

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