Content Policy

What you can check, what we refuse, and how to report a page or get an image removed.

2026/10/22

Last updated: October 22, 2026

People use AIDetectorAll to check images they were sent, found or are worried about, including images of themselves. This page says what we will and won't process, and how we protect people who appear in images.

Never allowed

  • Sexual content involving anyone under 18. We refuse it, give no result, and, as the law requires, preserve it and report it to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and other authorities. This also applies to AI-generated or edited material.
  • Using the service to identify, locate, stalk or expose a private person.
  • Using results to train, tune or test tools that make AI images pass as real, or to remove watermarks and content labels.

Allowed, but kept private

Some images may be checked, but we never share or publish them, and we don't send them to reverse image search:

ContentWhat happens
Intimate images of a real person, including suspected deepfakesYou can check them, for example if you think a fake of you is circulating. The image is deleted right after the check, no share link is created, and the result page links to help: StopNCII.org and Take It Down
Other adult contentChecked in private mode: deleted after the check, cannot be shared
Violence and goreChecked (journalists verify such images); the preview is blurred and it never appears on a public page
Terrorist or violent extremist materialChecked privately only; removed promptly when an authority asks

Images that look like they may fall into these groups are screened automatically before they can be kept, shared or used in a full report.

Images of other people

  • You may check pictures of public figures. Anything sexual is handled as above.
  • Pictures of private individuals never appear on public pages.
  • We never tell you who someone is, and we don't run face recognition.

What our results say

Results describe the image, not the person in it or the person who posted it. We don't use words like "fake", "fraud" or "scammer" about people. A result is evidence to weigh, not proof that someone lied.

Shared pages and public examples

  • Shared results show the verdict and evidence, not the image, unless the person sharing it adds the image.
  • Public example pages use only images that were already public and newsworthy, and a person reviews each one first.

Report a page or ask for removal

Every shared page has a Report link. You can also write to abuse@aidetectorall.com with the page link and the reason.

  • Intimate images shared without consent: removed within 48 hours of a valid request.
  • Other reports: we review them, tell you what we decided and why, and remove pages that break this policy or the law.
  • Copyright: see the Terms of Service for the DMCA process.

When we remove a page, its link stops working and any image attached to it is deleted.

Breaking this policy

We may refuse checks, remove pages, and suspend or close accounts that break this policy. We report illegal content where the law requires it.