From exposed to erased in an AI-driven world.
Get your face out of major facial recognition databases that are tracking and storing it. Let’s get your privacy back.
30-day money-back guarantee
Millions of people are searchable by a single photo. Don’t be one of them.
It isn't one website. Dozens of biometric data brokers will let anyone pay a few dollars to look you up from a single photo, or from the faceprint they already built of you.
Anyone can find you by your face
With just one photo, a stranger may be able to uncover matching profiles and other available information about you.
You never agreed to it
These engines scraped your pictures from the open web and built a faceprint of you. No one asked your permission.
Deleting isn't enough
Deleting the photo doesn't erase the faceprint already stored. It has to be removed from each engine, and removed again when they scrape you a second time.
Two Steps. Then we get your face and identity out of the databases.
Upload a face + side photo
Two photos is all we need. One front, one side. We encrypt them the moment they reach us. The app uses your camera, the web uses your file picker. From here on we know what to remove.
Ongoing monitoring and repeat filings
We file removal requests with the major facial recognition databases that offer a removal path, then keep watching them. Databases crawl the web again and again, so when your face turns up we file again. That part never stops for as long as you're subscribed.
We monitor and request your removal
from supported databases around the entire globe
Your face may exist in more databases than you know. We opt you out of facial recognition systems including Clearview AI, PimEyes, EyeMatch.ai, FaceCheck.id, Corsight.ai, Social Catfish, Precheck.ai, ClarityCheck, and others, used by governments, law enforcement, and private companies.
*Statuses reflect the latest response or result available from each provider.
Public photos and camera footage
are being stored into face search engines
Billions of faces are available to search. Yours could be among them. Reducing your exposure is an investment in your privacy.
Your face may already be in the system
Commercial and government facial recognition systems already hold hundreds of millions of face images, many collected from the web and social media or public cameras. Requesting removals and ongoing monitoring can help safeguard your privacy.
One photo is all it takes to identify someone
Searchable face data can increase exposure to risks such as:
- Impersonation
- Unwanted surveillance
- Doxxing
- Deepfakes
- Stalking
- Cyberstalking
- Data exploitation
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Powerful facial
privacy protection
A complete toolkit for reducing your facial-recognition exposure — ongoing protection across major face-search databases.
Privacy and Encryption by Design
We store only what you share — enough to submit removal requests and keep your information safe.
Ongoing Monitoring
We don't just remove once. We keep checking for when your face resurfaces and submit new requests.
Regulatory Compliance
We use available rights under GDPR, CCPA and other privacy frameworks to support eligible removal requests.
Even after removal,
some databases can re-add you.
Facial recognition databases continuously crawl the public web, so even after a successful removal your face can potentially be re-added later. That's why ongoing, long-term protection is important. We monitor for it, so you don't have to.
1. We Submit Removal
We send opt-out requests to the major facial recognition databases we cover.
2. They May Re-Scrape
Those databases continuously crawl the public web. New photos may appear. Old photos may get re-indexed from a different angle. Your face can potentially come back.
3. We Continue to Monitor
We continue to monitor the databases. If we detect your face has reappeared, we submit removal requests on your behalf.
Re-indexing can happen in weeks
Many facial recognition databases re-crawl the public web on a regular schedule. A one-time removal may not last long before your face is at risk again.
New databases keep emerging
The facial recognition industry adds new players regularly. We aim to track emerging databases so you don't have to.
We follow up on requests
We don't just send requests and forget. Where possible, we check whether removals went through and re-submit when databases ignore or reject our opt-outs.
Cancel anytime, no lock-in
You can cancel whenever you want. Just know that cancelling stops monitoring — so any future re-indexing won't be caught by us.
“My face was in these databases too. I spent over a decade building facial recognition. Then I searched for my own face and found photos I had never seen, on pages I had never visited. And I had no idea. And I felt uneasy, unsafe, and like I was being watched. Getting them out took months of opt-out forms and follow-ups. We turned that work into a service. Every request and every reply on the record, in your dashboard.”
How a photo becomes a searchable face
Every face-search engine works roughly the same way. Understanding it is why our removals target the right thing — the stored numbers, not just the photo.
That stored fingerprint is what makes you searchable, and it survives even after the original photo is deleted. Our removals are aimed at exactly that record.
Simple, transparent pricing
Full protection. No hidden fees. Cancel anytime.
Short term protection
FacePrivacy facial protection
- Removal requests to all supported and applicable databases
- Ongoing removal requests and monitoring
- Official deletion and removal requests
- Monthly progress reports
- Email support
Billed $9.99/monthly
Long term protection
Same protection, 20% cheaper
- Removal requests to all supported and applicable databases
- Ongoing removal requests and monitoring
- Official deletion and removal requests
- Monthly progress reports
- Email support
- 20% cheaper per month
- A full year of re-indexing and ongoing protection
Billed $95.88/year
30-day money-back guarantee · Cancel anytime
Compare plans & read the FAQ →*Figures cited on this page are based on FacePrivacy service records as of July 25, 2026, or the sources and disclosures listed in our help centre. Eligibility and results vary by database.