Content rules

Last updated: September 15, 2026

These are the content rules for everything made or published on Koe, on every lane — clips and scenes made with credits, uploads, and seasons. They are the rules the Koe Platform Terms (clause 4) and the Koe Author Terms refer to. Where this page and the terms differ, the terms apply.

What can't be made or published

You won’t create, upload or publish:

  • sexual content involving anyone under 18, or that looks like it;
  • nudity or explicit sexual acts;
  • non-consensual intimate imagery, real or synthetic;
  • real people’s likenesses or voices without their written permission;
  • content that is unlawful, defamatory, harassing, or that incites violence or hatred against people;
  • anything illegal where you or your viewers are, including material that infringes someone else’s rights.

Mature themes are fine when they are labeled — use the content note on your series page so viewers know what they are walking into. Nudity and explicit acts are not, on any lane: Koe never renders them, and won’t publish them from an upload either.

How the rules are enforced

  • Every upload is screened automatically before it can be published, and generations are checked as they run. A file that fails is rejected; the reason is shown on the episode row. If a check can’t run, the episode is held until a person at Koe reviews it.
  • A human reviews a series before its first payout is released.
  • When Koe removes something, it tells you why, and you can respond.
  • Repeated or serious breaches close the account. A closed account cannot upload or publish, and pending payouts are held.
  • Taking a series down never revokes a pass a viewer already bought.

Rights claims

If you believe content on Koe infringes your rights, email [email protected] with: the work you believe is infringed; where the content is on Koe (the address); your name and how to reach you; and a statement that you believe in good faith the use isn’t authorized by the rights holder or the law.

Koe follows a notice-and-takedown process. A valid notice takes the reported content offline while it is reviewed. The creator is told what was claimed and by whom, and can send a counter-notice, after which Koe may restore the content. Knowingly publishing someone else’s work ends the account.

The documents

  • Koe Platform Terms — creators using Koe’s tools or storefront themselves: clips, scenes, short videos, uploads.
  • Koe Author Terms — a season made by Koe’s season pipeline from a manuscript or script, ordered on a Season Order.
  • Privacy Policy.