Image Rights Charter & Consent
Last updated: June 16, 2026
Revival animates faces and loved ones. That responsibility is immense: before bringing an image to life, you must have the right to use it. This charter sets out your commitments; you accept it when you subscribe.
1. Why your consent is required
Animating someone's portrait touches their image rights, which are protected. By uploading a photograph, you affirm that you have the right to do so and that you respect the dignity of the person depicted.
2. Your commitments
You certify that: you hold the rights to the uploaded photograph; you have the consent of the living person depicted, or you are a relative or legitimate rightful heir for a deceased person; you do not animate a third party's image without their knowledge; and you create no misleading, defamatory or degrading content.
3. Deceased persons
Revival is often used to honour the memory of a lost loved one. We ask that this use remain respectful and reserved for relatives or rightful heirs, in a spirit of remembrance, not deception.
4. Minors
A minor's image may only be used with the consent of the person holding parental authority.
5. Strictly prohibited uses
Prohibited: impersonation, false statements attributed to a person, political or advertising content using someone's image without consent, and any humiliating, hateful or sexual content.
6. Removal and reporting
Any person (or their heirs) may request the removal of content depicting them by writing to contact@revival.art. We handle such requests as a priority.
7. Acceptance
By ticking the consent box when you subscribe, you declare that you have read and accepted this charter and that you vouch for the rights to the images you upload.