Uploading a personal photo is a reasonable thing to think twice about. Here's what to know before you try Face ASMR, and where to find the specifics.
Aug 21, 2026 · 4 min read · Trust & Privacy


Face ASMR is built around uploading your own photo and transforming it into a texture-based video. That's a normal thing to want more information about before trying, and it's worth being deliberate about which photo you choose regardless of which tool you're using.
Only upload your own photo, or one you have permission to use
This applies to any AI tool that transforms an uploaded image, not just Face ASMR.
Choose a photo you're comfortable being processed by the tool
If you're unsure, start with a lower-stakes photo before uploading anything more personal.
Review the privacy policy for specifics
For exact details on data handling, storage, and deletion, the privacy policy is the authoritative source — not general guidance like this article.
For the complete details on how Zyvo handles account and uploaded content, see the privacy policy directly.
View Privacy Policy →Do I have to use my own photo?
Face ASMR is designed around uploading your own photo. Only upload a photo you have the right to use.
Is my photo shared publicly by Zyvo?
Uploaded photos are used to generate your video; Zyvo doesn't post your content publicly on your behalf. Review Zyvo's privacy policy for the specifics of how uploaded content is handled.
Can I delete a photo or generation after uploading it?
Check your account settings and Zyvo's privacy policy for current options around managing and deleting your uploaded content.
Where can I read the full privacy policy?
Zyvo's full privacy policy covers exactly how account and uploaded content data is handled — it's the authoritative source for anything not covered here.
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