Community Guidelines

These guidelines apply to models that people publish on AI Fitting Room so that other people can use them for their own try-ons (the “public pool”). We are introducing publishing; these rules apply when it is offered. They are part of our Terms of Service. If you publish a model, you agree to follow them.

What publishing means

• Your models are private by default. Only you see a model until you choose to publish it and we approve it.
• Only AI-generated models without a real person’s face can be published. A model that shows a real person’s face — for example one made from your photo or selfie — stays private and can never become public.
• A published model can be seen and used by other people who use AI Fitting Room. They can try clothes on it, save it and generate images with it. Your public handle may be shown as its creator.
• Each account can publish up to 5 models in total, over the lifetime of the account. A model that was submitted and approved counts toward the limit even if it is later removed.
• A published model may stay in the public pool after you delete it from your models or delete your account, so that people who already use it can keep using it. Once you have deleted it or your account, your handle is no longer shown with it. The licence you give us for this is described in the Terms of Service; it covers the AI model, not anyone’s likeness.

What you may publish

You may publish a model only if all of these are true:

• It is an AI-generated model that does not show a real person’s face and was not made from a photo or selfie of a real person.
• You are at least 18 years old.
• The model shows an adult.
• You understand that strangers will be able to use the model and that you cannot control what they try on it.

What is not allowed

• Real people. No model that shows, or is made to look like, a real person — including you, a friend, a celebrity or a public figure.
• Children. No model that shows, or looks like, a person under 18. Kids models are always private and cannot be published.
• Nudity and sexual content. No nude, sexually suggestive or fetish content.
• Hate and harassment. No content that demeans or attacks people for who they are, and no symbols of hate groups.
• Violence and illegal content. No graphic violence, weapons used to threaten, drugs, or anything unlawful.
• Other people’s property. No logos, trademarks, copyrighted characters or artwork you do not own, and no watermarks of other services.
• Misleading names and details. No name, description or detail that suggests the model is a real person, or that a brand made or endorses it.
• Personal information. No names, contact details, addresses or anything that identifies a person.
• Spam. No ads, links or attempts to promote something through a model.

How we review models

• A person on our team reviews every model before it becomes public. We may approve or decline it, and we do not have to give a reason.
• We may also review a model again later, for example after a report.
• Approval means only that the model met these guidelines when we checked it. It does not make us responsible for what you publish.

Removal and enforcement

We may remove a published model from the public pool at any time — for example when it breaks these guidelines or the Terms of Service, when we receive a credible report or a legal request, or when we stop offering a feature. If you break these guidelines, we may also stop you from publishing, limit your account, or close it. Serious violations — for example a model of a child or of a real person — lead to account closure and may be reported to the authorities where the law requires it.

Reporting a model

If you think a published model breaks these guidelines — and especially if it looks like you — report it with the report option next to the model, or use the form on our Support page. You do not need an account to report. A person reviews every report, and we may remove the model while we look into it.

Complaints about copyright follow our Copyright / DMCA Policy. Complaints about a photo or likeness used without consent are also described in our Photo & Likeness Consent.

Changes to these guidelines

We may update these guidelines. The date at the top of this page shows when they last changed.