Acceptable use

Last updated 2026-09-11

Beenga generates images and video. Prompts are screened before anything is generated, and a refused request costs you nothing — that limit is enforced in the product and not merely written here.

Screening reads the words you write. It cannot inspect a file, so anything you upload is governed by the rules below and by your own warranty that you hold the rights to it, not by an automatic check. Material you upload is never published by us as a sample.

We will not generate

• No nudity or sexual content.
• No sexual content involving minors, ever — this is refused absolutely.
• No sexual violence.
• No real, identifiable people — including celebrities, politicians and lookalikes.
• You must own or control any media you upload — music, footage or images.

Sexual content and nudity

Beenga does not produce nudity, sexual or pornographic content of any kind. This is a hard limit, not a setting, and there is no paid tier that removes it. Describe wardrobe, mood and setting instead — romance, dance and traditional dress are all fine.

Minors

Any request combining a minor with sexual or nude content is refused outright. There is no near-miss tolerance on this and no way to configure it off. Attempts are logged. We will terminate the account and, where the law requires it, report it.

Real people

Do not use Beenga to create imagery of a real, identifiable person without their written consent. That includes public figures, and it includes look-alikes intended to pass as someone. Note also that the tool cannot reliably reproduce the same person twice, so it is a poor choice for this even where consent exists.

What you upload

You must own or control the rights to anything you upload — audio, video or images — including the rights of anyone who appears or is heard in it. Uploading someone else's recording or footage without permission is your liability, not ours.

Do not upload material involving minors in any sexual context, sexual violence, or a real person who has not consented to appear. We remove what is reported to us and close accounts that do it — see Terms for how to report something.

Enforcement

Prompt screening is the first line of defence, not the only one — the underlying model providers apply their own moderation as well. We may suspend or close an account that repeatedly attempts prohibited content. Credits already spent are not refunded; credits refused by the filter are never charged in the first place.