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Safety

Anti-Trafficking Policy

Effective Date: September 2, 2026

Pixel Dojo has zero tolerance for human trafficking, sexual exploitation, and child sexual abuse. You may not use our Service to create, upload, generate, request, or distribute any content or activity that facilitates or depicts trafficking or exploitation. We back this policy with multiple independent technical safeguards, described below, that operate continuously without requiring human review.

Prohibited Conduct

  • Any content involving or implying minors in sexual contexts
  • Content that promotes, advertises, or facilitates trafficking, exploitation, or coercion
  • Non-consensual intimate imagery and attempts to identify, dox, or stalk individuals
  • Use of the Service to recruit, solicit, or coordinate trafficking or exploitation
  • Training a custom model (LoRA) on a dataset depicting minors or any subject in sexual contexts
  • Using our public API to bypass any of the protections that apply to the dashboard

You must be 18 or older to use Pixel Dojo. Certain tools require you to accept a recorded image upload agreement before your first upload. By accepting it you confirm that every person shown is an adult, 18 or older, and that you have express consent from every person shown. We store each acceptance with a timestamp and the version of the agreement text. The agreement is part of our Terms of Service. Breaking it ends your account.

Technical Safeguards

Our enforcement is not just policy. It is built into the platform at every layer where harmful content could enter, be generated, be stored, or be served. These controls run on every relevant request, automatically, with no opt-out. The prompt check fails closed. Image, video-frame and output checks can fail open if a classifier errors, and media saved during that window is re-checked shortly afterwards.

Prompt-level safety analysis

Every text prompt is screened server-side before generation begins. This covers every generation tool, our multi-tool Canvas surface, Creator Studio storyboards, the public REST API, and LoRA training text fields. The analyzer detects references to public figures, references to minors combined with sexual content, and contextual signals that suggest harmful intent. Bypassing the user interface and submitting prompts directly to our API does not bypass this check.

Image and video input screening on every tool

Every image you upload or select as an input, on every generation tool, is screened by an automated minor-detection classifier before it reaches a model. Video inputs are screened by sampling still frames. Uploads that appear to depict children are rejected at upload time and never reach any generation model. The file is removed from public serving. Where the law requires it, we keep a copy in a restricted evidence store for reporting and preservation, as described in our Terms of Service. This applies to start frames, end frames, reference images, and any image selected from a saved library.

Storage-layer CSAM hash scanning

Every image stored on Pixel Dojo, including LoRA training datasets, is served through a content delivery network that runs Cloudflare’s CSAM Scanning Tool. This continuously matches stored content against fuzzy-hash databases maintained by NCMEC and child safety organizations. Detections are reviewed and reported to NCMEC’s CyberTipline as required by 18 U.S.C. § 2258A.

Training-data controls

LoRA training is one of the highest-risk surfaces for any AI image platform because users upload datasets we will train on. We apply the same prompt-safety check to your training name, trigger words, caption prefix, and default prompt. Every image in your training set is screened by the same minor-detection classifier before training starts, and the stored set is covered by the same storage-layer scanning. A person reviews any trained model before it can be made public.

Output screening at delivery

Generated images and sampled video frames are screened again before they are delivered to you. Output that appears to depict a minor in a sexual context is blocked and deleted, and the attempt is recorded against the account. Anything published to the community gallery is screened again and can be unpublished.

Audit trail and law-enforcement preservation

Safety events are recorded with the category of violation, the layer that triggered it, the affected account, and the timestamp. This data is preserved for the periods required by law for any content that requires reporting to authorities. We cooperate fully with lawful requests from law enforcement and preserve content and metadata as required.

Reporting

If you believe content on our platform relates to trafficking, exploitation, or child sexual abuse, please report it immediately:

[email protected]

Please include the URL or asset ID of the content and any context that helps us locate and assess it. You can also use the report form on our Trust and Safety page. You do not need an account to report. We acknowledge reports and complaints within two business days and aim to resolve them within five business days. Business days are Monday to Friday, Mountain Time, excluding United States federal holidays. Complex cases can take longer, and we tell you when that happens. Reports involving minors, human trafficking, and non-consensual intimate imagery are escalated first. We remove content, suspend or close accounts, and cooperate with law enforcement where the law requires.

For situations involving immediate danger or active trafficking, please also contact local law enforcement and the appropriate national resources:

Enforcement

Blocked attempts are recorded against the account and reviewed. Confirmed child sexual abuse material closes the account, deletes stored media except what the law requires us to preserve, and is reported to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children as the law requires. We cooperate with law enforcement and report as the law requires. We do not refund credits or subscription time for accounts closed for trafficking, exploitation, or child sexual abuse violations.

You can ask for human review of any removal, suspension, or account closure, including automatic ones, by emailing [email protected] with Appeal in the subject line. A person reviews the decision and replies.

Contact

  • Operator: BLOVE INC, a Colorado corporation doing business as Pixel Dojo
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Mail: 1155 Kelly Johnson BLVD, Suite 111, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
  • Website: https://pixeldojo.ai

For legal process, preservation requests, and emergency disclosure requests, see our Law Enforcement Guidelines.