The rules that govern how you may use Plain Upscaler and its AI tools
2026/04/21
Effective Date: April 21, 2026
Last Updated: April 21, 2026
Version: 1.0
This Acceptable Use Policy explains what you may not do with Plain Upscaler, including its AI image, video, enhancement, restoration, and media-processing tools. It supplements our Terms of Service and applies to every account, prompt, upload, output, and workflow on the platform.
Use the Service only for lawful, authorized, and non-harmful purposes. If a use case is unsafe, deceptive, infringing, sexually explicit, or illegal, it is not allowed.
You may not use Plain Upscaler to request, generate, upload, transform, enhance, remove watermarks from, export, or distribute content that involves any of the following:
You must have the rights needed for the content you upload and the outputs you request. That means:
If you submit images, videos, logos, voices, likenesses, or brand assets belonging to someone else, you are responsible for making sure you are authorized to do so.
To protect users, payment infrastructure, and the platform, Plain Upscaler may screen prompts and uploads before processing them. We may block, rate-limit, review, or reject content that appears unsafe, restricted, or likely to violate this Policy.
If a request is flagged by our safety systems or payment-partner requirements, it may be denied even if you believe the content is benign.
You may not use the Service to build or market products, campaigns, or galleries that imply:
We may remove content, refuse requests, revoke credits, suspend features, terminate accounts, or cooperate with payment partners and law enforcement when we reasonably believe this Policy has been violated.
Repeated violations or severe violations may result in immediate account termination without prior notice.
If you are unsure whether a workflow is allowed, contact us before running it: