Creation rules

Know what can be generated and what will be blocked.

Fictional, clearly adult, clean, and original sources are the safest default. Self-owned or fully authorized adult media can also be used when every identifiable adult has consented.

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What cannot be generated

Do not upload these materials

Most blocks are not about vague wording. They happen when the source crosses identity, age, quality, or permission boundaries.

Blocked

Unauthorized identity or private media

Do not upload unauthorized portraits, private media, social profile photos, celebrity or public figure images, film stills, or any identifiable person material you do not have the rights and consent to use. Styling, cleanup, and edits are still blocked when the source is unauthorized or non-consensual.

Faces, tattoos, uniforms, name tags, and locations can reveal identity.
If you do not have explicit permission and adult consent, use an AI-created fictional adult character.

Zero tolerance

Unclear adult age

The source, prompt, wardrobe, and setting must clearly point to an adult. School contexts, youthful wording, minor-coded terms, and ambiguous age cues are not suitable.

For fictional prompts, write "25+ fictional adult character"; for authorized real-person media, keep consent and adult status explicit.
Avoid school uniforms, childhood photos, student roles, and age-coded settings.

Likely to fail

Blurred, obstructed, or over-cropped

Dark, blurry, half-visible, obstructed, or compressed images make the subject hard to read and can cause video results to drift or break apart.

Keep the subject complete, well lit, and unobstructed.
Use the original-size source when possible; avoid re-compressed screenshots.

Replace it

Watermarks, logos, or third-party work

Sources with platform watermarks, brand logos, copyright marks, or obvious third-party artwork are not suitable. Use licensed material or AI-generated references instead.

Do not submit website screenshots, film frames, or commercial posters.
Removing a mark does not create permission; the source still needs clear rights and clean provenance.

What works better

Better source materials for generation

Good material does not need to be explicit. A clear fictional adult identity is the safest choice; self-owned, controlled, or fully authorized adult media can also work when every identifiable adult has consented.

Recommended

Fictional adult portrait

A strong starting point for image generation or a video first frame: fictional, clearly adult, well lit, and not tied to any real identity. Self-owned or fully authorized consenting adult media can also be used when rights and consent are clear.

Make the adult setting explicit; 25+ is recommended.
Front or three-quarter views are more stable.
A clean background helps later camera motion.

Clearer boundary

Stylized adult character

Illustrated, 3D, or clearly stylized adult characters reduce real-person ambiguity and work well for covers, galleries, and reusable private assets.

Do not base the character on a celebrity, influencer, or acquaintance.
Keep wardrobe and setting clearly adult.
Use short action prompts instead of complex storylines.

Video generation

How to write steadier video prompts

Video depends heavily on first-frame quality and motion clarity. Define the character boundary first, then describe one executable action instead of stacking style words.

Give each source one main action

Write motion as a short action: turn, move closer to camera, look up, or hold a gentle embrace. Complex storylines make the subject and camera less stable.

Start from a complete first frame

Keep the face, shoulders, arms, and main outfit silhouette visible. Avoid heavily cropped or obstructed material as the video starting point.

Put the boundary in the prompt

Keep fictional adult or authorized consenting adult, private generation, and no public figure constraints in the prompt so checks and generation direction stay aligned.

Do not mix identity sources

Do not combine unrelated real photos, film frames, and AI images in one request. One fictional character source or one authorized consenting adult source is more stable and easier to review.

Once the source and prompt are ready, move into the studio.

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