AI Content Platform Checker

Disclosure requirements vary by platform. YouTube, TikTok, and Chinese platforms (Douyin, Xiaohongshu, Bilibili) mandate disclosure for realistic AI content. Instagram and Facebook use automatic labeling. X/Twitter and Reddit have less strict requirements but encourage transparency. Our checker shows exactly what each platform requires.

Consequences vary by platform and severity. You may face content removal, demonetization, account warnings, traffic restrictions, or account suspension. In China, non-compliance with AI identification laws can result in fines and legal penalties. Proper labeling protects your account and maintains audience trust.

Yes, but you must use YouTube Studio's 'Altered content' disclosure toggle for realistic AI-generated content. Videos must add significant value and not be templated mass-produced content. Sensitive topics (health, news, elections, finance) will display prominent in-player labels. Follow YouTube's monetization policies to remain eligible for revenue.

Chinese platforms (Douyin, Bilibili, Xiaohongshu) follow the strictest AI content regulations globally. Starting September 1, 2025, China's 'Measures for Identifying Artificial Intelligence Generated and Synthesized Content' mandates both explicit labeling (visible 'AI Generated' marks) and implicit metadata watermarks. Content must not be hidden from circulation, and tampering with identification is prohibited.

High-risk elements include: realistic depictions of real people (deepfakes), celebrity likenesses, copyrighted characters, copyrighted music, and misleading brand endorsements. These elements require extra disclosure, may be restricted for commercial use, and face stricter enforcement on most platforms. Our checker highlights these risks for your specific content.

This is highly restricted on most platforms. You need explicit permission from the celebrity or their representatives. Even with permission, platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Facebook require clear disclosure. LinkedIn prohibits synthetic media that misleads about what someone said or did. Chinese platforms strictly govern celebrity deepfakes with limited distribution.

We review all 10 platform policies monthly and update immediately when major regulations change (e.g., FTC AI Guidance updates, EU AI Act milestones, Chinese regulatory changes). Our last update was October 28, 2025. Platform policies can change rapidly as AI technology evolves and new legal frameworks emerge.

Personal use typically has fewer restrictions and only requires basic disclosure. Commercial use (ads, monetization, brand collaborations) faces stricter requirements: branded content disclosure, higher quality standards, explicit labeling for realistic AI content, and potential restrictions on certain elements like copyrighted music or celebrity likenesses.

Yes. China requires explicit 'AI Generated' labels in visible positions. The EU emphasizes transparency under the AI Act. The USA follows FTC guidelines on deceptive practices. Our checker provides region-specific requirements and disclosure templates tailored to your target markets.

Our checker is based on official platform policies and regulatory documents current as of October 2025. However, policies can change, and platform enforcement varies. Use our results as guidance, not legal advice. For high-stakes commercial campaigns, consult with legal counsel familiar with AI content regulations in your target regions.