Content policy

Plain English first. This site is an editing tool, not a publishing platform: photos are processed for the person editing them and returned — nothing is stored or displayed publicly. The rules below are what keep that model honest.

Edit only what you have the rights to

Uploads must be photos you took, photos of you, photos shared with you by the rights holder, or work your license covers. Editing a photographer's work without permission is between you, the photographer and the law — but helping it happen is against these terms, and the free daily limits exist in part to make bulk misuse impractical.

Hard limits: no non-consensual imagery

• No editing real people's photos into nudity, sexual content or intimate fabrications
• No edits intended to deceive — fake receipts, forged documents, fabricated evidence
• No content that harasses, defames or endangers identifiable people
• No sexual content involving minors, obviously and absolutely

The restoration contract

Restoration keeps photos period-accurate on purpose: it repairs damage, it does not modernize faces or invent content. If a restored family photo matters to you, keep the original scan — restoration is a layer on top, never a replacement.

Style presets and trademarks

Style presets describe generic art directions (film look, watercolor, anime rendering, and so on). We deliberately don't clone living artists or studio-branded characters — the 3D-animation preset, for example, delivers the modern animated-feature rendering without reproducing any studio's protected characters or marks. Editing a photo into a style doesn't transfer any rights to the underlying photo, and it doesn't make the result yours to publish if you didn't hold the rights to the source.

If you're a rights holder

Because we host nothing, there is normally no copy of your work on our servers to take down. If you believe the tool is being used against your rights, email [email protected] with specifics; we respond to every credible report and can block abusive traffic.

Disputes about a specific edit start with the contact page.