Using Retake Design.

AI acceptable use policy

This section applies to prompts, uploaded references, generated text and images, image edits, and content stored or used through Retake Design. These content standards, reporting procedures, and enforcement measures form part of these Terms of Service.

Last updated: September 14, 2026.

Content standards and prohibited categories

Do not use Retake Design to request, generate, edit, upload, store, or distribute the following:

• Pornography / NSFW: sexually explicit imagery, sexual acts, fetish pornography, or sexual exploitation. This includes attempts to undress a person in an image.
• Violence / gore: graphic injury, mutilation, torture, or content that threatens, encourages, or celebrates violence. Terrorist recruitment and instructions facilitating mass violence or weapons of mass destruction are prohibited.
• Hate speech: content attacking, dehumanizing, or inciting discrimination or violence against people based on protected characteristics such as race, ethnicity, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, or disability.
• Child-unsafe content / CSAM: child sexual abuse material, sexualized depictions of minors, grooming, or other child exploitation or endangerment. This prohibition applies to real, fictional, and AI-generated depictions.
• Deepfakes / impersonation: deceptive depictions that impersonate a real person, brand, or organization; non-consensual intimate imagery; fabricated endorsements; or edits falsely presenting someone as participating in an event or activity.
• Copyright / trademark infringement: content made or used without the rights or permission required by law, including unauthorized copying of protected artwork and misleading use of logos or trademarks. Possessing a reference image does not establish permission to reproduce it.

Fraud, harassment, privacy violations, and attempts to bypass safety controls are also prohibited. A successful generation is not approval of its content. You remain responsible for checking the result before using or publishing it.

Content review and moderation

Retake uses third-party AI services whose safety controls may reject a prompt or generation. Where a provider reports a safety block, the request is shown as unsuccessful. Provider filtering varies by service and is not a guarantee that every input or output has been checked or is safe.

Reports sent to support provide a route for manual review. Review considers the identified prompt or image, relevant account or request records, the reported harm, and the context supplied by the reporter and affected user. Access should be limited to information needed to investigate and take action, consistent with our Privacy Policy. We do not promise real-time human review of every generation or a round-the-clock moderation team.

Report unsafe content or infringement

Email support@retake.design with the subject “Content safety report”. Include a relevant link or request reference, the category of concern, and a short explanation. For a rights complaint, identify the protected work or mark and your authority to report it.

Do not send passwords, full card information, or copies of suspected CSAM. Report its location or reference instead. If someone is in immediate danger, contact the relevant emergency authority; this mailbox is not an emergency service.

Enforcement and appeals

Depending on severity and evidence, we may warn the user, require content changes, remove or disable access to content, restrict features, suspend an account, or terminate access for serious or repeated violations. Child exploitation and urgent threats warrant priority attention; suspected unlawful activity may be reported to competent authorities as required or permitted by law.

Where appropriate, we will communicate the outcome to the affected user without disclosing another person's private information. To dispute a decision, email support@retake.design with the decision reference and relevant context. An appeal requests reconsideration; it does not automatically restore access. Liability and billing consequences are addressed in our Terms of Service.