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Hey guys! I'm one of the founders of Impressions, the first mobile deepfake app on a phone. Try it out and give us your thoughts. Right now it's out for IOS but
by mdeligoz 6y ago
Hey guys! I'm one of the founders of Impressions, the first mobile deepfake app on a phone. Try it out and give us your thoughts. Right now it's out for IOS but Android is on route. Here's our website https://impressions.app https://impressions.app
- jsjohnst 6y agoVery weak output I’ve seen so far. Trying another before passing judgment, but honestly this is so obviously fake output so far. Edit: now done three images, all well lit face, no dramatic movements, and the output is just terrible.
- mdeligoz 6y agoIt really depends on lots of factors. Lighting, angle, face type, the celebrity you choose and your facial hair. If you're squinting your eyes for example, you won't get decent results. DM me your ID from under settings so I can give you credits to play with.
- yodon 6y agoI strongly recommend you read up on "Likeness Rights" (as in celebrity likeness rights) - they are a big deal, particularly for any product that is available within the state of California (which has extremely strong laws around them). As your product stands today you will be sued and you will lose because you are absolutely using celebrity likenesses to sell your product in the Apple Store. It doesn't matter whether the images you generate are debatably non-celebrity or not because you're using the likeness of specific celebrities to sell the app. For reference on Likeness Rights, one of Kevin Smith's Jay and Silent Bob movies has an entire sub-plot that revolves around the financial significance of likeness rights.