You want to know how to fake a verification photo for your account on Tinder, Badoo, Bumble, or any other platform that requires photo ID verification. The trick in this article also works for Facebook photo verification if you’ve been stuck with it.
You just have to install the software mentioned in this article and then the extensive video guide provides the visuals to aid your fake photos. The idea is to use webcam spoofing software to bypass camera photo verification—works even for Onlyfans.
Requirements
To fake your verification photo, you need the following tools:
- CrazyTalk software (https://www.reallusion.com/crazytalk/)
- ManyCam (https://manycam.com/download/)
- Photo ID
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Note that this website has no affiliation with the sites mentioned above on how to fake a verification photo. The links included are for this tutorial only, so you can always get an alternative/similar tool to do the job—there are many of them online.
How to fake a verification photo
To fake a verification photo, do the following:
1. Install and launch CrazyTalk
Download and install CrazyTalk took online. You can try using the free version, but you won’t get complete features for your photo verification photo. There are other similar 3D animators you can use that will fake a verification photo to look real, including Adobe After Effects, Renderforest, Animaker, Unity, etc.
2. Open a picture
You can use the portrait picture from your driver’s license (DL) or another ID. You just have to scan it to fake a verification photo.
You’ll use the CrazyTalk software to make the moving face of the picture fake your phony photo verification.
Follow the video tutorials below:
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After the video tutorial, export or screen-record the moving face.
3. Install and launch ManyCam
Apart from ManyCam, there are other similar software like CamTwist and WebcamMax. These tools will turn your webcam into a custom video you need to verify your photo.
The next step is to set up ManyCam. You need to make some settings you can learn on YouTube.
Now, add the face-moving video to ManyCam software. Here’s a sample video:
4. Verify your fake photo
Now, go to the photo verification page. When it opens the camera, ManyCam will work as the camera.
Set the verification picture or video of your choice to show in the verification cam.
Usually, when the verification window pops up and requests camera verification, ManyCam will be used instead of the webcam. ManyCam will play the video or photo you added for the verification.
The moving face video you put will be recognized as your real photo and will verify your account.
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Note that you can also use the same method if you have to upload DL.
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Use Someone’s Photo to Fake a Photo Verification
You can take a photo of another person and match it to the selfie photo to verify Bumble, Tinder, Badoo, or any or app.
Using someone’s image or picture for selfie verification will depend on the specific context and situation. You can fake verify effectively by making sure the image is clear and well-lit. Also, the person in the image should be facing the camera directly.
On Bumble, for example, when doing verification, the app will give certain gesture to make as you do selfie. So, one needs to be careful to trick the app because it is operated by AI 99.9%.
Our Photo Verification Findings
Face verification checks if two faces are the same using a distance metric. Apps like FaceNet turn faces into feature vectors to compare. If two faces are similar, their feature vectors should be close.
Popular apps like Bumble and Tinder use this to confirm user identities. Users snap a photo in-app, which is compared to their profile pictures.
Can we make two different face images seem the same to the system? We can tweak the feature vector or the image itself. But, turning a feature vector back to a face is tough. Also, small changes to a face might not make it look different. One way might be to guide the creation of new images in the latent space, but that’s not foolproof.
Enter StarGAN v2. It’s a tool that can create varied images in a user’s latent space. It uses reference photos to guide the creation process.
We made a test face verification system using FaceNet and DeepFace. It turns images into 128-dimensional vectors. We used a database of faces from FairFace. To check if two images are the same, we measure the distance between their vectors. If it’s below 0.7, they’re seen as the same.
Our tests showed that, except for one, all images passed in our model. We even tried making female images look male. Some passed, depending on angle and light.
In the future, we might try making images look older.
We also tried our images on Bumble and Tinder. They worked on Bumble, but Tinder caught the gender-switched ones.
Sites you can use this trick to bypass photo ID verification
- Tinder
- Onlyfans
- Badoo
- Bumble
- Mingle2
- Facebook, etc.
Finally, this photo verification method works for some people and not for others. The success of this trick depends on how well you set up your picture. You may also have to try the photo verification a few times for it to work.
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- Notice any signs, billboards, or license plates to determine the location.
- What’s the weather in the photo? Use WolframAlpha to verify if it matches the date.
- Blurred edges on objects or people? It could be edited.
- Is this the original photo?
- Look at shadows. Missing or wrong shadows can be a red flag.
- When was this photo first used? Was it before the time you’re checking?
- Check the lighting. Inconsistencies might mean manipulation.
- If there are multiple people, are the reflections in their eyes consistent?
- Odd image shapes or sizes? It might have been cropped to hide details.
- In nature, colors vary. Identical colors in large areas might mean edits.
- Who took the photo? If you know, you might get more details from them.
- Lastly, understand the photographer’s intent. Manipulated photos often aim to evoke strong emotions.
- Where was it taken? Check the clothing styles and surroundings.
- What’s the original context of the photo? Remember, real photos can be used misleadingly.
Can you fake Bumble verification?
It is possible to fake Bumble verification to bypass or trick Bumble’s verification process. Do note that the photo verification feature is there to prevent scammers from catfishing or tricking other users into thinking they’re someone else.
Can you bypass Badoo photo verification?
There are a few ways to bypass Badoo photo verification requirement. A working way is to create a 3D image representation or use another person’s face with their permission if you don’t want Badoo to have a copy of your face. Do not download and install any app that claims to bypass Badoo verifications.
Can you use a fake photo on Bumble?
Some people use fake photos on Bumble. However, anyone that uploads a fake profile or attempted to scam a Bumble member will be banned, so don’t use a fake Bumble photo if you plan to stay on the long term.
- How to Use Bumble’s Photo Verification Feature – Bumble
- StarGAN v2: Diverse Image Synthesis for Multiple Domains – arXiv
- FaceNet: A Unified Embedding for Face Recognition and Clustering – arXiv
- Four Quick Ways to Verify Images on a Smartphone – Global Investigative Journalism Network
- Live Video Made Better – Manycam
- CrazyTalk – Wikipedia
