Where do my photos go when I use an AI try-on app?
Fake Flex sends the photos you pick for a try-on to fal.ai, which runs OpenAI's image model. Fake Flex asks permission before your first upload. The company says it doesn't sell your data.
Get Fake Flex on the App StoreWhat the privacy page says
- Fake Flex sends the photos you choose to fal.ai to make the try-on.
- fal.ai runs OpenAI's image model.
- Fake Flex asks permission before your first upload.
- Fake Flex does not sell your data.
That's all the Fake Flex privacy page and App Store listing say. Before uploading photos you consider sensitive, read the full policy at the link below.
Why any try-on app uploads
AI try-on apps such as Fake Flex need an image model to draw clothes onto a photo. The model runs on a server, so your photos have to leave your phone. Check the policy of any app you try.
Sensible habits
- Use a photo you'd be comfortable sending to a cloud service.
- Get someone's say-so before uploading their photo.
- Keep your phone's photo permissions as narrow as the app allows.
Who publishes it
The site's llms.txt names Block Browser INC as the publisher. For support, email support@fakeflex.app.
Questions
Does Fake Flex sell my data?
Fake Flex says it doesn't.
Will the app ask before uploading?
Yes, before your first upload.
Who do I contact with a privacy question?
support@fakeflex.app.
Sources
- https://fakeflex.app/privacy (read November 14, 2026)
- https://fakeflex.app/ (read November 14, 2026)
- https://fakeflex.app/faq (read November 14, 2026)
- https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fake-flex-virtual-try-on/id6754625589 (read November 14, 2026)
- https://fakeflex.app/llms.txt (read November 14, 2026)
Last updated: November 14, 2026