I spent some time exploring the kind of restrictions this site implements, and it turns out their photo filters are pretty rigorous. The site won’t let you upload any photo of real, living people, which is checked not just once but continuously during your session using AI detection features. They also monitor for any attempts to bypass these filters, so users need to stick to AI-generated content only. This strict filtering process seems effective in regulating the type of content allowed and preventing underage or unauthorized photo use. Based on what I saw and experienced, the site balances security with usability reasonably well, though some false positives can happen, especially with photos that have mixed or unclear features. Their enforcement makes the service safer and builds user confidence compared to platforms without such controls. All in all, these strong filters significantly reduce misuse risks while still keeping the editing experience smooth as long as you follow the rules.
