Can I publish or sell my 7ART creations outside the platform?
Yes. You can publish your creations on social media, video platforms, your own site, portfolios, and marketplaces, as long as your use follows 7ART's Terms of Service, applicable law, and the rules of the platform you publish on.
Your rights to the creation itself are covered in What are my rights to use content I create with 7ART?
This article covers what changes once the content leaves 7ART.
Every platform has its own rules
Publishing rights from 7ART do not override the policies of the platform you publish on. External platforms set their own requirements for:
- AI-generated content, including whether it is allowed at all
- Content labeling and disclosure
- Commercial use and monetization
- Community guidelines and moderation
These vary widely and change often. Always read the current policy of the platform you are publishing to.
What to check before you publish
Your rights to the creation — commercial use is included with paid plans.
Your uploaded material — you need permission for any image, video, audio, or reference you supplied.
Third-party elements — be careful with real people's faces or voices, brand logos, existing characters, and copyrighted artwork. See What should I know about using existing characters, brands, and real people?
The destination platform's policy — including whether AI-generated content must be labeled.
What if another platform removes my content?
External platforms run their own moderation, and their decisions are outside 7ART's control. We cannot guarantee that any platform will approve, publish, or keep hosting a particular piece of content.
If your content is removed:
1. Read the reason that platform gave.
2. Follow their appeal or review process.
3. Send any information they ask for directly to them.
7ART's appeal process covers 7ART moderation decisions only. A removal by another platform cannot be appealed through us.
Creations made with third-party models
Some creations involve third-party models or services, which may carry their own licensing terms. If you are publishing commercially and want to be certain, check the terms for the model you used, or contact support with the details of the creation and we will point you to the relevant information.
Need help?
If you have questions about publishing a specific creation, contact our support team.
When contacting support, include:
- A description of how you want to use the content.
- Details about the creation.
- Any relevant screenshots or links.
Our team can help you find the relevant information.