Legal
Acceptable use
Last updated: 13 November 2026
Summary. Make adverts for your own products and services. No real people without consent, no one else’s brand, no children, nothing sexual, violent, deceptive or illegal.
1. What the studio is for
Advertising and social content for products, services and businesses you own or are authorised to promote.
2. What you must not make
- Real people without consent. No videos that depict, imitate or sound like a real, identifiable person, including celebrities, politicians, influencers and private individuals, unless you have their clear permission. No fake endorsements or testimonials.
- Children. No videos that depict children or people who appear to be under 18. Products for children should be shown on their own.
- Other people’s brands and characters. No logos, mascots, film, TV or game characters, or packaging that belongs to someone else, and nothing that passes your product off as another brand.
- Sexual content. No nudity or sexual content.
- Violence, hate and harassment. No graphic violence, content that attacks people for who they are, or content meant to intimidate or humiliate someone.
- Deception. No fake news reports, official notices or reviews; no invented prices, awards or results; no health claims you cannot support; no promises of guaranteed financial returns.
- Illegal or restricted goods. Nothing that promotes illegal products or activity, or that advertises regulated products (for example alcohol, gambling, vaping, medicines, financial products or weapons) in a way that breaks the rules that apply to them.
- Political persuasion. No political or election advertising.
3. What you upload
Only upload photos and link to pages you have the right to use. Do not upload images of people unless they have agreed to it. Do not try to get round the checks, for example by disguising a request.
4. When you publish
- Check every video before you post it. Generated video can misrepresent your product.
- Follow the advertising rules that apply to you. In the UK that includes the CAP Code and guidance from the ASA and CMA.
- Label AI-generated content where a platform or the law requires it. TikTok, Meta and YouTube each have their own rules.
5. How we enforce this
Requests are screened automatically before generation, and the AI model providers apply their own filters. A blocked request is not charged. We may remove content, withhold a generation, or suspend an account for a serious or repeated breach. Credits spent on content that broke this policy are not refunded.
6. Reporting a problem
If you believe a video made with socialmedia.pm misuses your likeness, your brand or your work, or if you think your request was blocked wrongly, email hello@socialmedia.pm. A person will review it.