Blurred Celeb Pics?

[svl3m]

I am wondering if I am allowed to use celebrity pictures in a part of my picture ad but have the faces of the celebs well blurred/pixelated. Is that a valid workaround or is Facebook strict if the figures which can still be somewhat recognized?

Please let me know if you have experience with this

 

[Caden Marketing Agency]

Using celebrities in fb ads, even if their faces are blurred or obscured, can still be dangerous and may not fully comply with fb's advertising policies. fb's guidelines are strict when it comes to using images of recognizable individuals, especially public figures or celebrities, without permission.

 

[MOND AGENCY MARKETING]

I am wondering if I am allowed to use celebrity pictures in a part of my picture ad but have the faces of the celebs well blurred/pixelated. Is that a valid workaround or is Facebook strict if the figures which can still be somewhat recognized?

Please let me know if you have experience with this

Using celebrity photos to advertise products is not allowed, bro. because that is stealing images and brands. So when you advertise, you will likely be rejected a lot

 

[rabib2024]

I am wondering if I am allowed to use celebrity pictures in a part of my picture ad but have the faces of the celebs well blurred/pixelated. Is that a valid workaround or is Facebook strict if the figures which can still be somewhat recognized?

Please let me know if you have experience with this

using celebrity images will have a very high rejection and account ban rate, but sometimes it doesn't affect anything and you can promote it for a while.

I think you should try

 

[app_pilot]

Blurring or pixelating celebrity faces in ads is still risky,

FB may still flag it for violating its policies on the unauthorized use of public figures.

 

[John Rickter Agency]

I am wondering if I am allowed to use celebrity pictures in a part of my picture ad but have the faces of the celebs well blurred/pixelated. Is that a valid workaround or is Facebook strict if the figures which can still be somewhat recognized?

Please let me know if you have experience with this

Blurring images in ads will violate Facebook's policies, I think you should not do it

 

[mathew9898]

Even if you blur faces, using a celebrity image in an ad can still be problematic if the image is still identifiable or if it violates the ad platform's policies

 

[Misa Elia]

Your ad has a very high chance of being rejected. You should not post photos of famous people, even if you have blurred them.

 

[beforeall]

I am wondering if I am allowed to use celebrity pictures in a part of my picture ad but have the faces of the celebs well blurred/pixelated. Is that a valid workaround or is Facebook strict if the figures which can still be somewhat recognized?

Please let me know if you have experience with this

if you are not afraid of legal issues, then you can use it comfortably. When Facebook is locked, you can go back to another page without worrying about other issues

 

[HeisenbergWW]

Probably it will be scanned and be banned soon. What kind of business are you running? Maybe i can recommend you to do something else with the ads

 

[Elise Elsa]

You can be sued for using the image without permission.

 

[proxygo]

I am wondering if I am allowed to use celebrity pictures in a part of my picture ad but have the faces of the celebs well blurred/pixelated. Is that a valid workaround or is Facebook strict if the figures which can still be somewhat recognized?

Please let me know if you have experience with this

just avoid this method. mot worth the hassle

 

[SS Marketing Agency]

Utilizing celebrity images in Facebook ads, even if their faces are masked or blurred, can still be problematic and may not fully comply with Facebook's advertising standards. The platform enforces rigorous guidelines regarding the use of images of recognizable individuals, especially public figures or celebrities, without obtaining explicit permission.