How To avoid Nudity and Sexualized Content Guide

Clothing or pose that exposes the butt crack.

Clothing or pose that exposes the side or lower portion of the buttocks.

String-style bottoms — Clothing like thongs, G-strings, or string bikinis where only thin straps or strings wrap around the waist, leaving the buttocks almost entirely uncovered.

A thong-style bottom with minimal rear coverage.

A string bikini bottom that leaves the buttocks almost entirely uncovered.

Avoid Sexualized Gestures, Poses, or Suggestive Behavior

What to Avoid Examples Objects or gestures used to simulate sexual activity or intimate body parts (female breast, genitalia, buttocks)A close-up product or mannequin shot centered on the buttocks or gluteal cleft while a hand or gesture points to, touches, or simulates contact with the intimate area.

A person licking or suggestively handling a prop in a way that imitates sexual activity or mimics an intimate body part.

Deliberately drawing attention to intimate or nearby body parts through camera angles, editing, gestures, or body positioning in a way that emphasizes sexual features A tightly cropped lingerie image that excludes most of the face and uses frontal posing, cutouts, or styling lines to center attention on the breasts or pelvic area.

Displays, poses, or behaviors that simulate sexual arousal or explicit acts.

Exaggerated twerking Simulated humping Product showcases that use exaggerated movements, poses, or camera angles to highlight intimate areas or suggestive actions rather than the product itself A close-up rear-facing product shot that uses a hand, pose, or framing to highlight a buttocks cutout or simulate touching an intimate area instead of neutrally presenting the product.

Avoid Sexual Themes or Suggestive Context

What to Avoid Examples Captions, expressions or slangs with sexual undertones Sexually suggestive language or role-play intended to create a sexualized context around the product Sexual themes, innuendo, or explicit imagery, including animations or suggestive camera angles Expressions with sexual tones or undertones Explicit sexualized phrases or body-focused invitations Food-based euphemisms used in a sexual context Emoji combinations commonly used to imply sexual acts Using slang with sexual undertones Slang phrases that imply sexual acts Statements expressing a desire for degrading or overtly sexual treatment Additional Guidelines

What to Avoid Examples Logos, imagery, or branding associated with adult-oriented platforms A visible Pornhub domain watermark or Only Fans brand mark is a direct violation. Verbally redirecting users to adult platforms for transactions or naming pornographic platforms to encourage off-platform contact✅ Best Practices

Choose professional camera angles and avoid nudity or implied nudity

Choose professional camera angles that do not emphasize body parts Cover more than half of the breast area, and avoid breast close-ups that take up most of the screen. Fully cover the intergluteal cleft (butt crack), and avoid buttock close-ups that dominate the majority of the frame. Promote Products in a Natural Way

Focus on product features like fabric, comfort, fit, stretch, and design Highlight practical use cases (daily wear, layering, comfort)Use a neutral, informative tone and avoid suggestive language For intimate hygiene products, use clear, educational language about function and benefits For example, "gentle formulas" or "soothing ingredients"For shapewear, focus on comfort, material quality, and everyday wear support Create clear, safe, and appropriate demonstrations

Use mannequins, flat-lay shots, or torso props for revealing items Pair skin-tone or tight items with additional clothing For stockings or similar items, focus on material and texture and pair with shorts or skirts Avoid framing private areas Showing the body’s natural curves is acceptable, but no kneeling, lying down, leg-spreading, or stripping poses are allowed. Is the content above helpful? Previous Weight Management Guide Next Misleading Discount Content Guide×