AI Content Platform Policy Guide
Review platform rules that may apply to your AI-assisted content.
Tell us what you're publishing, how AI was involved, and where you plan to share it. We'll highlight platform policy considerations, possible labeling steps, and official sources for you to review.
This tool does not approve content for publication
Platform policies can change and may depend on details that are not captured by this tool. Results are intended to help you identify rules worth reviewing before you publish. They do not guarantee that content is allowed, compliant, eligible for monetization, or protected from removal, labeling, reduced distribution, or other platform action.
Describe the content you want to publish
Answer a few questions about the content itself. You usually do not need to provide the full post, file, or account information.
How the platform policy guide works
Describe what you are publishing
Choose the content type and tell us how AI contributed.
Add relevant content details
Identify characteristics such as realistic people, synthetic voices, copyrighted material, paid promotion, or sensitive topics.
Choose platforms
Select the services where you are considering publishing the content.
Review matched policy considerations
The guide compares your answers with documented policy rules and shows why a particular consideration appeared.
Check the official source
Use the linked platform documentation to confirm current requirements before publishing.
What the guide looks for
The tool focuses on common policy questions related to AI-assisted and synthetic content.
AI and synthetic media labels
Whether a platform has labeling or disclosure guidance that may relate to the type of AI use you described.
Realistic people and synthetic likenesses
Policies related to altered depictions, face swaps, voice cloning, impersonation, or realistic synthetic people.
Commercial and promotional content
Additional considerations that may apply to advertising, sponsorships, monetized content, or endorsements.
Copyright-related material
Policy considerations related to third-party music, characters, artwork, logos, or other protected material.
Sensitive subject areas
Additional platform review may be relevant for topics such as politics, news, health, or finance.
Community-specific rules
Some services allow individual communities, groups, or moderators to set rules beyond the platform's general policy.
How to read your results
A result describes a policy consideration, not a final publishing decision.
A matched rule is not a violation
A match means a platform policy appears relevant to the facts you provided. It does not mean you have violated that policy.
No match is not approval
The guide cannot cover every rule, policy exception, regional requirement, or moderation decision.
Platform enforcement can vary
Automated systems, human reviewers, context, user reports, and later policy changes can affect how content is treated.
Official documentation takes priority
If the guide and a platform's current official policy differ, rely on the platform's current official documentation.
How policy information should be maintained
Policy findings should be tied to identifiable source material rather than broad assumptions about a platform.
- β’Use official platform policy, help, safety, advertising, monetization, or community-guideline pages where available.
- β’Record when each source was last reviewed.
- β’Keep policy facts separate from translated interface text.
- β’Update or retire a rule when its supporting source changes.
- β’Do not treat a platform homepage as evidence for a specific policy requirement.
Platform rules change over time
AI labeling, synthetic media, monetization, advertising, intellectual property, and community rules can be updated without notice. A review generated today may not reflect a later policy change.
For important publishing decisions, open the linked official source and confirm the current wording.
What this tool cannot determine
Whether your content is compliant
The guide identifies policy considerations. It does not provide legal or platform approval.
Whether a platform will remove or restrict content
Moderation decisions can depend on context and information that is not available to this tool.
Whether you own or licensed all material
Selecting that content includes music, characters, logos, or other third-party material does not establish your legal rights to use it.
Whether consent was obtained
The tool cannot verify consent, authorization, releases, licenses, or permissions involving other people.
Whether monetization will be approved
Monetization programs can apply separate originality, quality, account, advertiser, and eligibility rules.
Whether a law applies to your situation
Regional legal requirements can depend on facts and relationships beyond the information entered into this guide.
A disclosure does not create permission to use third-party content
Labeling content as AI-generated does not give you permission to use copyrighted music, characters, images, trademarks, likenesses, voices, or other protected material. Verify your rights separately.
You do not need to enter account credentials or private content
The guide is designed around general characteristics of the content you plan to publish.
- β’Do not enter passwords, authentication codes, account IDs, or private platform credentials.
- β’Avoid sharing confidential campaign information when general content details are enough.
- β’Do not enter unnecessary personal, medical, financial, or identity information.
- β’Recent selections or review data may be stored in your browser when that feature is available.
- β’Review our Privacy Policy for current information about data handling.
AI Content Platform Policy Guide FAQ
What does the AI Content Platform Policy Guide do?
It compares the content details you provide with documented platform policy considerations and highlights rules, labels, restrictions, or additional review steps that may be relevant.
Does this tool tell me whether my content is compliant?
No. It helps you identify policies worth reviewing. It does not provide a compliance determination, legal approval, or permission from a platform.
Does a result marked 'No specific rule matched' mean I can publish safely?
No. It only means the current policy dataset did not match a specific rule to the information you provided. Other platform rules or contextual factors may still apply.
What does 'Label or disclosure may apply' mean?
It means your answers matched a platform policy or guidance related to AI labeling, synthetic media disclosure, or another transparency step. Review the linked official source to determine what applies to your content.
What does 'Potential restriction found' mean?
It means a documented platform rule may place restrictions or additional conditions on content with the characteristics you selected. It does not mean the platform has already decided to reject your content.
Are platform policies always up to date?
Policies can change at any time. The guide should show when its supporting source was last reviewed, but you should still check the platform's current official documentation before publishing important content.
Why does the tool ask how AI was used?
Platforms can treat fully generated content, minor edits, synthetic voices, face swaps, realistic synthetic people, and other forms of AI assistance differently.
Does the AI tool I used determine whether my content is allowed?
Usually not by itself. The nature of the resulting content, how it was altered, who or what it depicts, how it is used, and the platform's current policies are often more important.
Can this tool tell me whether I need an AI label?
It can highlight platform rules that may make labeling relevant, but you should confirm the current requirement using the linked official platform documentation.
Can I use the guide for AI-generated images of real people?
Yes. Indicate that the content includes an identifiable real person and describe the relevant type of AI alteration. The guide can then highlight policy considerations related to synthetic or manipulated media.
Can I use it for voice clones or synthetic audio?
Yes. Select the synthetic voice or voice-clone option so the tool can look for relevant platform policy considerations.
Can the tool tell me whether I have permission to use a celebrity's likeness?
No. It cannot verify consent, publicity rights, contracts, licensing, or other legal permissions.
Can the tool check whether copyrighted music is licensed?
No. Selecting copyrighted music tells the guide that copyright-related platform policies may deserve review. It does not verify that you have a license or other legal right to use the music.
Does labeling AI content make copyrighted material okay to use?
No. An AI disclosure or platform label does not create copyright, trademark, publicity, or licensing rights.
Can I use the results to decide whether my content can be monetized?
Use them only as a starting point. Monetization programs can have separate rules about originality, quality, reuse, advertiser suitability, account history, and other eligibility requirements.
Why does commercial or advertising use matter?
Advertising, sponsorships, endorsements, and monetized content can be subject to additional platform policies beyond general posting rules.
Do regional rules affect platform policies?
They can. Some platforms operate differently across regions, and local laws may create additional obligations. The guide does not determine every legal requirement that may apply.
What if a platform's official policy says something different from this tool?
Follow the platform's current official policy. The official source should take priority over a summary in this guide.
Can Content Credentials prove that content is authentic?
No. Content Credentials can provide provenance information about how a file was created or edited, but they do not prove that every claim in the content is true.
Should I upload my actual content to use this guide?
Not necessarily. The main policy review can be based on the characteristics you select. Only provide a media file if a separate feature explicitly needs it, such as checking available Content Credentials.
Review the platform rules before you publish
Describe how AI was used, choose your publishing platforms, and see which policies may deserve a closer look.