Is the Ghostface AI trend safe?

Updated October 13, 2026

Mostly, yes. The trend itself is harmless fun. The real question is what happens to the selfie you upload, and that depends on the service you use.

What to check before you upload a selfie

• How long do they keep it? Look for a clear deletion period.
• Do they train AI on it? Some free apps do. It should be a clear no.
• Who runs it? There should be a real contact address, terms and a privacy policy.
• What do they ask for? A photo generator does not need your contacts or a subscription you cannot cancel.

Gemini and your photos

When you use Gemini, your photo is handled under your Google account's settings. Google explains in its Gemini privacy hub that conversations may be reviewed to improve its services unless you turn Gemini Apps Activity off. Check those settings if that matters to you.

How this site handles your photo

• Your selfie is used only to make your pack.
• We never sell it and never use it to train AI.
• Uploads are deleted after 30 days. Ask us any time to delete them sooner.
• Payments run through Stripe. We never see your card number.

Details are in our privacy policy.

Safety tips for posting

• Keep your address, school, street or car plates out of the photo.
• Only make photos of friends who said yes, and never of children who are not yours.
• Be careful with "free" apps that ask for weekly subscriptions after one photo.

Is it scary for younger viewers?

The photos are spooky rather than violent: no weapons, no blood. Our prompts are written to keep it that way. You must be 18, or have a parent's permission, to use this site.

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