Trust & Safety
Effective Date: September 2, 2026. This page is part of the Pixel Dojo Terms of Service.
Published by BLOVE INC, a Colorado corporation doing business as Pixel Dojo, 1155 Kelly Johnson BLVD, Suite 111, Colorado Springs, CO 80920. Email: [email protected].
Pixel Dojo is built for creative work, and that only holds if the platform stays safe. We block harmful content before it is made, screen what people upload, scan what we store, and act on reports quickly. Sexual content involving minors, non-consensual intimate imagery, trafficking, and harassment are prohibited without exception.
How we keep the platform safe
Four independent layers run automatically. Each one can stop harmful content on its own, so no single check is load bearing.
Prompt analysis before generation
Every prompt sent to a tool, the public API, Canvas, or a training job is checked before any model runs. Prompts that fail are rejected with a clear message.
Image screening on upload
Every uploaded or referenced image, sampled video frames on every tool, and training datasets are screened before generation. Uploads that appear to depict children are rejected at upload time.
Storage scanning against known abuse databases
Every image we store is served through a network that runs hash matching against known abuse databases maintained with NCMEC and child safety organizations.
Output check and gallery review
Generated output is checked again before it reaches you. Output that appears to depict a minor is blocked and deleted, and cannot be recovered. Anything submitted to the community gallery is scanned before it goes public and can be unpublished.
The prompt check fails closed. If an image, video-frame, or output check errors, the request can go through and the media is re-checked shortly afterwards. 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.
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.
We benchmark the systems behind these layers against each other on our own images. See the content safety benchmark.
Report abuse
If you find content on Pixel Dojo that breaks our policies or the law, tell us. Every report reaches our safety team. You do not need an account to report.
If intimate imagery of you was made or shared here without your consent, choose the non-consensual intimate imagery option below or email [email protected] with NCII in the subject line. Include the link to the content and confirm that you are the person shown or are acting for them. We remove verified content within 48 hours of a complete report. Reports involving minors, human trafficking, and non-consensual intimate imagery are escalated first.
You can also email [email protected] if you would rather not use the form.
We keep every report, including any email address you give us, as a safety record for as long as our investigations and the law require. We use your email to follow up on your report. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Suspected child sexual abuse material is reported to the NCMEC CyberTipline as required by U.S. law.
Our policies
Law enforcement
For legal process, preservation requests, and emergency disclosure requests, see our law enforcement guidelines.