Sometimes Bazaart can’t process an image or prompt because it may not meet our AI safety and usage guidelines.
This can happen before your request is sent for processing or while it’s being processed. Either way, you’ll see that the request couldn’t be completed.
What may cause a rejection?
A request may be blocked if it appears to include or ask for:
Nudity or sexually explicit content
Sexual content involving minors or young-looking people
Graphic violence, serious injury or gore
Harmful, abusive or hateful content
Illegal or dangerous activities
Copyrighted characters, brands, artwork or other protected content
Public figures or real people in certain sensitive or misleading situations
Content that may violate someone’s privacy or personal rights
Other content that doesn’t meet our AI safety guidelines
This list isn’t exhaustive. Safety checks consider both your prompt and any images you upload, so a request may be rejected even when only one part of it raises a concern.
Why was a harmless request rejected?
Safety systems aren’t perfect. They may occasionally misunderstand an image, a word or the context of your request.
Try:
Rewording your prompt with simpler, more specific language
Removing words that could have more than one meaning
Using a different source image
Avoiding requests that closely copy a protected character, artwork or brand
Describing the general style or result you want instead of naming a specific artist or copyrighted work
Changing the prompt won’t help if the requested content itself isn’t allowed.
Think we got it wrong?
We’d like to know. Please contact Bazaart Support through the “contact us” option in settings and include:
The prompt you entered
The image you used, when relevant
A screenshot of the rejection message
The Bazaart tool you were using
We’ll review the report and get back to you, but we can’t guarantee that every rejected request can be approved or processed.