Acceptable Use Policy

Images, artwork, photographs, screenshots, comic panels, posters, album covers, movie stills, or any third-party content you don't hold the rights to or lack written permission to modify.

Government-issued IDs (passports, driver's licenses, national IDs, residence cards), visa applications and any letters submitted to support them (mission orders, business travel authorization letters, invitation letters, sponsorship letters, employment verification letters, bank balance certificates), court filings, notarized documents, diplomas, transcripts, certificates of any kind, contracts bearing official signatures or company seals (公章), tax documents, and bank statements — including editing names, dates of birth, dates of issue, numbers, stamps, or signatures on them. This applies whether the underlying document is real, generated by AI, or assembled in a template; any edit that produces a document a reasonable third party could mistake for an official record is prohibited.

Banknotes, coins, checks, stock certificates, bonds, payment receipts, payment-confirmation screenshots, transfer slips, refund-confirmation emails or screenshots, invoices intended to deceive, fake order-confirmation pages from booking platforms (e.g. Booking.com, Mytrip, Expedia, Trip.com), and anything designed to imitate legal tender, a financial instrument, or a transaction record.

Sexually explicit imagery, non-consensual intimate imagery, sexualized content involving minors (strictly prohibited under any circumstance), graphic violence, gore, or content that glorifies self-harm.

Edits designed to put false or defamatory words in real people's mouths — including politicians, public figures, or private individuals — in a way that a reasonable viewer could mistake for authentic. This includes fake quotes on news screenshots, fabricated social-media posts, and manipulated evidence.

Content targeting individuals or protected groups with slurs, threats, doxxing, or incitement to violence — regardless of whether the target is named in the image itself.

Fake invoices, fabricated proofs of payment, tampered shipping labels, forged credentials, impersonation of brands or organizations, phishing graphics, or anything intended to deceive a third party into transferring money, data, or access.

Screenshots of Gmail, Outlook, WhatsApp, WeChat, Telegram, Messenger or any messaging product where the sender name, sender email address, recipient, message body, attachments, timestamps, 'received N hours ago' indicators, or read receipts have been altered to misrepresent who sent what, when, or from which institution. This is the most common pattern in refund scams, romance scams, fake-customer-support scams, and visa-document fabrication. Editing a screenshot of your own past message for clarity in a presentation is fine; editing one to mislead a third party is not.

EditTextImage may not be used to produce, alter, or repair any document or screenshot intended for submission to immigration authorities, embassies, consulates, visa-application centres, or any other regulatory body. This includes business-travel authorization letters, mission orders, invitation letters, hotel confirmations, flight bookings, bank statements, employment verification letters, salary slips, and proof-of-funds screenshots. If you are preparing a real visa application, work with the document's original issuer.

Content promoting the sale of controlled drugs, weapons, stolen credentials, malware, or other illegal goods and services in your jurisdiction.

Anything our upstream AI providers prohibit, including attempts to generate imagery of real minors in sexual, violent, or degrading contexts, or to bypass safety filters.