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likeness rights — guides for creators

Your face is a legal asset, and the law around it is strengthening fast — specifically in response to AI. This archive covers likeness rights for creators: consent and licensing when your likeness trains a model, and enforcement when someone uses it without asking.

192 guides · updated August 2026 · most-covered tools: Stable Diffusion, Flux, HeyGen

TERMS TO KNOW

Right of publicity
The legal right to control commercial use of your identity.
Likeness license
A contract granting defined, revocable use of your likeness.
Training consent
Permission to use someone's images to train an AI model.

LIKENESS RIGHTS — QUESTIONS CREATORS ASK

Do I own my own likeness?

Broadly yes u2014 rights of publicity protect your face and identity, strengthening in many jurisdictions specifically around AI. The guides cover licensing your likeness and enforcing against misuse.

Can someone legally train AI on my photos?

Without consent, increasingly no: likeness-protection laws are expanding to cover AI training and generation. The guides track the legal landscape and practical protections.

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