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Image and identity rights policy

Your responsibilities when uploading and editing images — especially of real people.

Last updated 28 July 2026
Provisional wording — final legal text requires review before launch. The contact, support, takedown, removal and appeal forms now send to an operations mailbox, but only where this deployment configures outgoing mail: each form states, after you submit, whether your request actually left the server, and issues a reference only when it did. Deleting an image from your Library Trash is the one erasure the product carries out itself; it never reaches the images generated from that asset, and the Privacy centre still simulates data export and account deletion without performing either.
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Your responsibilities

You must have the rights to any image you upload, and the permission of any person depicted. Editing images of real people requires their consent; model-release requirements may apply for commercial use.

Public images

Finding an image publicly online does not grant you the right to use or edit it. Publicly visible people retain their image rights.

Generated outputs

Generated images may still contain protected brands, designs or likenesses. You remain responsible for the lawful use of your outputs.

What the confirmations mean

The confirmations you complete before uploading a real person record your declaration. A checkbox alone is not legal proof of consent — keep your own documentation.

What Nocta may do

Nocta may block or remove content when rights concerns arise, and accepts takedown requests from rights holders and depicted people through the Copyright and takedown process.

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