Acceptable Use Policy
Last updated 1 October 2026 · the same policy ships inside the app
This policy applies to TinyPine Studio and to everything you make with it: images, edits, videos and trained LoRAs.
What TinyPine refuses
- Sexual content involving minors.
- Intimate or sexual imagery of a real, identifiable person who has not consented.
Adult content is not restricted. Depicting a real person is not restricted on its own: portraiture, satire, journalism and art are lawful uses. The combination of a real person with sexual content is what gets refused.
How the check works
The app checks the prompt, on your machine, before image generation, image editing and every Assist request (enrich, vary and chat). It cannot be switched off. It is a keyword and pattern check, not a classifier: it can miss things and it can occasionally refuse something harmless. For images and video it only refuses; it never rewrites a prompt, and it never sends prompts or images anywhere.
Music has three more checks, also on your machine and also always on. A real artist named in the description (“in the style of”, “sung by”, a band name) is replaced by that artist's genres, and the app shows what it changed. A well-known song referenced by its title and performer is refused. Your own lyrics need a one-time confirmation that you wrote them or have the right to use them. Every song carries an inaudible AudioSeal watermark and tags that say it is AI-generated with MiniMax-Music3. The names come from Wikidata and the rules are reviewed by TinyPine whenever they change.
What the model licences prohibit
The models run under their publishers' licences, and those terms travel with the weights. Krea 2 (image) is used under the Krea 2 Community License and its Acceptable Use Policy. LTX-2.5 (video) is used under the LTX-2.x Community License and its Attachment A. Together they prohibit:
- child sexual abuse material and any sexual exploitation of minors;
- non-consensual intimate imagery, including sexual deepfakes of real people;
- unlawful impersonation, and synthetic media meant to deceive people about a real person's words or actions or to undermine elections;
- violating intellectual property, publicity, personality or digital replica rights;
- military and weapons use, and mass surveillance or profiling of people without their knowledge;
- fraud, defamation, harassment, threats, discrimination and content inciting violence;
- removing or getting around safety measures, content filters, provenance or watermarking;
- spam, fake reviews, fake engagement, and passing output off as human-made to deceive;
- anything that breaks the law, including privacy and data protection law.
LTX-2.5 adds: fully automated decisions affecting someone's legal rights; exploiting vulnerable groups; medical advice; use in justice, policing, immigration or asylum decisions; malware; discrimination in jobs, credit or housing; and, for commercial users, training another model on it. Machine-made video must be recognisable as such wherever it could mislead.
MiniMax-Music3 (music) is used under the MiniMax-Music3 Community License and its Acceptable Use Policy, which adds: publishing machine-generated content in a public place without clearly saying that it is machine-generated; impersonating a person without their consent; getting around its safeguards; generating disinformation or fake engagement; high-risk automated decisions; military use; unlicensed professional activity; and use that disregards the social, ethical or moral standards of other countries or regions.
Many of these describe what someone does with a file after it leaves the app, so no software can check them. They are listed because the licences require that they reach you, and agreeing to them is a condition of using the models.
Your responsibility
You own what you generate and you are responsible for it: its content, its legality and what you do with it, including labelling material as AI-generated where the law or a platform requires it.
Reporting misuse
Report misuse to [email protected].