Image Moderation Policy

Last updated 29 October 2026Version 0.1

Images on Joy & Jack are illustrations for your stories. This policy explains where they come from and how we keep them within our rules.

1. Where our images come from

Story covers are generated by us with an AI image model, from a short description of the story's scene. They are not photographs and do not depict real people.
Character and place cards may show a licensed stock photograph from Unsplash, chosen by search words, with credit to its photographer. These are ordinary, non-sexual photographs.
No uploads: you cannot upload images to Joy & Jack.

Every character shown is clearly an adult.
No realistic likeness of a real, identifiable person, and no stock photograph is presented as a real person in the story.
No nudity or sexually explicit imagery: covers are suggestive at most, in the style of a book cover.
None of the themes forbidden by our Acceptable Use Policy.

Before generation: the story request has already passed our content checks. The cover description is then written with fixed safeguards that exclude nudity, explicit content and real people.
During generation: the image model's own safety checker stays switched on; an image it flags is not delivered.
After generation: {{CONFIRM}} automated review of each image before it is shown.
Human review: {{CONFIRM}} images that are reported or flagged go to a review queue handled by a person.
Re-scanning: {{CONFIRM}} existing images are re-checked when our rules or tools improve.

If an image breaks these rules, or you believe it resembles you, tell us at hello@joyandjack.com or through our Report Non-Consensual Imagery page. We remove the image while we review the report.