Acceptable Use Policy

What you may and may not do with StickerMaker, how prompts are moderated, and what happens when this policy is broken.
Nov 6, 2026

What this service does

StickerMaker edits images you upload. You send a photo plus a written instruction, and an AI model returns a modified version. Because the output is generated from your input, the limits below are mostly about what you upload and what you ask for.

You must have the right to the image you upload

Before uploading a photo, confirm that:

  • You took the photo, own it, or otherwise have permission to edit it.
  • If other people appear in it, you have their permission to create this kind of edit. Editing a person's face, body, or clothing without their consent is not allowed, even if the original photo is public.
  • If the photo shows a child, you are the parent or legal guardian, or you have the guardian's explicit permission.
  • The edit does not infringe someone else's copyright, trademark, or other rights.

Not allowed

Do not use this service to create, request, or distribute:

  • Sexual content involving minors. This is a zero-tolerance rule. Suspected material is removed, the account is terminated, and the matter is reported to the appropriate authorities.
  • Non-consensual intimate imagery, including "undressing", face-swapping a real person into sexual content, or any sexualized depiction of a real, identifiable person without documented consent.
  • Sexually explicit content generally, or content that sexualizes a real person.
  • Content that harasses, threatens, or defames a real person, or that places a real person in a false and damaging context.
  • Graphic violence or gore, or content that encourages self-harm, eating disorders, or suicide.
  • Hate symbols, slurs, or content promoting hatred against a protected group.
  • Fraud and deception: forged identity documents, fake invoices, fake news screenshots, counterfeit currency, or anything intended to deceive a person or a system.
  • Illegal goods or services, or instructions for committing a crime.
  • Attempts to strip watermarks or provenance markers from someone else's work, or to bypass, disable, or probe our moderation, credit, authentication, or rate limits.
  • Automated bulk generation designed to exhaust your own balance, resell access, or overload the service or its model provider.

How prompts are moderated

Every prompt is screened by an automated content-safety service before the image model is called. The check returns one of three outcomes:

OutcomeWhat happens
AllowedThe generation runs as normal.
Held for reviewThe request is refused and no credit is spent.
BlockedThe request is refused and no credit is spent.

The screening is stateless: the moderation provider does not retain your prompt text. We do keep the prompt in your own task history so you can re-run or correct an edit, and it is deleted together with the resulting image when that history expires.

Automated moderation is imperfect in both directions — it can refuse something legitimate and can miss something that should have been refused. A refusal is not an accusation, and it is not a legal finding. If you believe a refusal was wrong, ask for a review using the contact route described below.

Uploaded images and generated results are also subject to the storage limits described in the Terms of Service. Do not upload images you cannot legally store.

What happens if you break this policy

Depending on severity and history, we may:

  • refuse the individual request (no credit consumed),
  • remove stored images and results,
  • suspend or terminate the account,
  • decline a refund for credits spent on requests that violated this policy,
  • report illegal content to law enforcement or the relevant authority where required by law.

We try to apply the least severe measure that resolves the problem. Serious cases — and anything involving minors — skip straight to termination.

Reporting a problem

If you find content on this service that appears to violate this policy, or you want a moderation decision reviewed, contact us. Reports involving suspected child sexual abuse material are treated as urgent.

Before public launch, the service operator will publish a verified support contact and business identity here, as required for the launch jurisdiction.

Changes

This policy will be updated as the service and its providers change. Material changes are posted on this page with a new date.