Content policy

Material you must not upload

• Illegal material
• Non-consensual intimate imagery, including altered or AI-generated sexual images of a real person
• Sexual or exploitative imagery involving anyone under 18
• Harassment or graphic violence
• Material you do not have permission to use
• Exploitative material involving minors
• Malware or files disguised as photographs

Where your photos go

The public guided intake keeps unsaved sample images in the current tab. In your signed-in workspace, uploading saves photos to your private online account. Do not upload identity documents, confidential client material, or photos you do not have permission to use. Private storage does not give you ownership or permission to use someone else’s work.

Photo and artwork permissions

You retain ownership of your original content. Only upload photographs, artwork, logos, music, and text you own or are authorized to use. Permission from a photographer and permission from an identifiable person can be separate matters. For photos of children, obtain permission from the responsible parent or guardian where required, and avoid identifying schools, home addresses, schedules, or other sensitive details. We will not use your private photos in advertising without separate permission.

Teen workspaces stay private. Do not use an adult’s account to bypass this restriction or share private material without permission.

Report a concern

For questions about content or permission to use material, email support@storiesinfull.com. You do not need an account to report a concern. Include the page link or project reference, a brief description, and a way to contact you. For an intimate-image removal request, identify the affected material, give your name as an electronic signature, and state in good faith that its publication was not authorized. If you are acting for the person depicted, explain your authority to do so. Do not attach intimate images, identification documents, or passwords. We review safety, privacy, and rights reports and may restrict access or remove content. Reports involving a child’s safety receive priority. Ordinary subscription and project-deletion waiting periods do not apply to urgent safety reports.