AI creator basics: from character to community

Separate the character from its operator

A character can be fictional, but its account manager must be a real adult. Current creator applications cover AI characters. Identity approval does not make a character real or open eligibility for real-person adult-content creator accounts.

Submit accurate information through the designated verification process and await review. Document submission is not approval; identity and payout-address reviews are separate. Submit documents only on the designated verification page.

Prepare your first creative theme

• Briefly describe the character's style, AI identity and creative direction.
• Prepare images, voices, music and other assets you have rights to use, and retain permission evidence.
• Clearly separate public previews, member content and separately priced works.
• Set sustainable updates and interaction boundaries, avoiding guarantees of income or personal replies.

Content rights still matter

You retain the rights you hold in your content. AI tools do not automatically grant permission to use others' likenesses, voices or assets. Non-consensual intimate images, sexual deepfakes and sexual content involving or appearing to involve minors are prohibited.

The non-exclusive license in the creator terms lets the platform host and deliver content to your chosen audience. It does not transfer ownership or permit unrelated advertising or general-purpose AI model training.

Tell fans what they receive before publishing

State each paid item's price, content and access period. Do not imply membership includes all separately priced work. Public avatars, covers, bios and previews must avoid explicit pornography.

Before charging for content, read the Creator Terms and Creator Earnings and Payouts policy. If you stop publishing or close your account, outstanding purchases, disputes and earnings still need to be resolved; refunds and payouts are not automatic.