Most platforms answer difficult content with a blanket filter. Sensia's answer is narrower and, we think, more honest: we don't blanket-filter fictional adult work, but we hold every user to three rules that protect real people. The second rule is the one that matters most here — consent for every real face. You can upload your own photo or a partner's with their consent. You cannot upload photos of other people — not from the internet, not of celebrities, not of anyone who hasn't said yes.
The three rules
- Adults only, always. Nothing involving minors exists anywhere in this product — not in uploads, not in outputs, not in a prompt. There is no interpretation under which it does.
- Consent for every face. Upload images of yourself, of consenting partners, or work from AI-generated and fictional subjects. Creating intimate imagery of real people who haven't consented — including from photos found online — is prohibited and, in most jurisdictions, illegal.
- Nothing illegal, on any model. Some providers enforce their own policies; where they refuse, the refusal costs you nothing.
Rules two and three are the reason rule one can exist. Unrestricted does not mean anything-goes; it means the restrictions that remain are the ones that protect people rather than police consenting adults' creativity.
If you encounter output that breaks these rules, report it. Keeping the platform clean of non-consensual and illegal content is what keeps it open for everyone else.