Make a public preview without revealing your identity
Promoting paid content usually means posting a teaser somewhere public, and public means anyone can see it: coworkers, family, people you would rather not. HideFace takes the same shot and produces a promotion-safe version with your face covered, so the preview sells the content without selling your identity.
It is built for consenting adults protecting their own privacy. Everything runs on your device, nothing is uploaded, and the exported preview is flattened, so there is no removable original layer under the cover in the file you post publicly. For a face that must not be recognizable, use solid coverage or a strong mosaic rather than a light blur.
Turn one shot into a public, face-covered promo without a second shoot
Works on photos and video, with tracking so the cover holds across a clip
Nine cover styles, from a light blur to full coverage
The cover is baked into the exported preview: no original layer underneath
Processed on your device: the uncovered version never leaves it
Detection is not guaranteed, so check the preview before you post it
How to make a face-safe preview
Open the shot you plan to post publicly.
HideFace detects your face.
Cover it fully, or lightly, depending on the tease.
Check the result, then export the promo-safe version. The original stays private on your machine.
Two versions, one workflow
Keep the original for subscribers and post a covered version anywhere public.
Nothing is uploaded, so private content never sits on a service you do not control.
The public file is flattened, so there is no removable original layer after you post it.
Detection is not guaranteed, so check the preview yourself before it goes public.
Frequently asked questions
Is this made for adult content creators?
HideFace processes the media you import on your device and uploads nothing. It is intended for consenting adults protecting their own or their collaborators identities.
Can I keep the uncovered version for paid subscribers?
Yes. HideFace exports a new covered copy and leaves your original untouched, so you keep both versions.
Could a platform or viewer reverse the cover?
The cover is baked into the exported pixels, so there is no removable original layer in the file you post. Solid coverage or a strong mosaic is safer than a light blur.
Does it work on video previews too?
Yes. Detected faces are tracked frame by frame, so a covered face stays covered through a moving clip. Detection is not guaranteed, so review the preview before you post it.
Do I need an account to try it?
No account is needed to start. Pro is a subscription that unlocks full-length, full-resolution video.