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Acceptable Use Policy

virtualcam.ai gives you a photoreal synthetic face. These are the rules for using it. This policy is part of the Terms of Service.

Last updated: 24 July 2026

The one-line version

Be someone else for fun, for streams, for performance - never to harm, deceive for gain, or sexualise anyone without consent.

Never allowed

Disclosure expectations

Some jurisdictions and platforms legally require you to disclose AI-generated or AI-modified video (in the EU, deployer duties under the AI Act apply from 2 August 2026; many streaming platforms have synthetic-media rules). That disclosure duty is yours, and the Terms require you to honour it. Even where not legally required, prank and performance formats should end in a reveal - deception that never resolves is where formats cross into the banned list above.

Personas

Built-in personas are provided for use within the service. When persona uploads ship, every upload will require your confirmation that you own the image or that every identifiable person depicted has given you clear, informed permission - and uploads will be screened. Attempting to upload a real third party’s face without consent is a violation of this policy, not just a blocked action.

Enforcement

We enforce this policy with human review and, as we roll them out during the beta, automated safety checks on sampled output frames (see the Privacy Policy for how that works and what is retained). We may remove content, suspend or terminate accounts without refund, and report illegal activity to law enforcement. If you believe someone is violating this policy - or your own likeness is being misused - report it or email [email protected].