Our AI policy

What isn’t allowed

This covers AI-generated artwork, illustrations, creative writing, music, voices and video, including generated designs on physical products such as stickers and prints. Work made wholly or in substantial part by AI counts as generated.

Labelling it doesn’t make it eligible, and neither does editing, tracing or painting over it.

Using AI to imitate another artist’s style, or to copy someone’s voice or likeness, is never allowed.

What’s fine

Tools for spelling, captions, transcription, noise removal or accessibility are fine when they support your work and don’t generate its creative substance.

You can also share clearly labelled AI examples to teach, report on or discuss AI, as long as they aren’t offered as products or passed off as human-made.

Your work and AI training

Drate doesn’t use your content or conversations to train AI models, and we’ll never sell or license your work to anyone for AI training.

Every published creator site tells AI training crawlers to stay out, with nothing for you to set up. Nothing public on the internet is fully protected from a crawler that ignores that request.

Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle your data.

Reporting and enforcement

If you think something breaks this policy, email support@drate.app with a link and your reason. We review reports in context and may ask for sketches, layered files or project files. We don’t treat an AI detector’s score alone as proof, because these tools can flag human work by mistake.

We remove content that breaks this policy, and we may suspend or close accounts that repeatedly break it or pass generated work off as human-made, under our Terms of Service. Existing creators get at least 14 days’ notice by email or in-product before these rules apply to them. New creators agree to them when joining.