Disclaimer
This article is for adults aged 18 and over and is general information, not legal advice. AI, content and verification rules can change, so follow FeetFinder's current Terms and policies and the terms of any tool you use.
Quick Answer
Yes, if you label it clearly. FeetFinder allows AI generated and AI assisted content when it is clearly and conspicuously disclosed, for example with #AI or #AIGenerated in the caption and metadata.
AI content does not replace seller verification. Sexual deepfakes of real people and any synthetic depiction of minors are banned.
FeetFinder is an adults-only marketplace where verified sellers sell feet photos and videos to buyers. Its rules for AI content are in the Terms of Service and the Acceptable Use Policy.
The Terms of Service require sellers to clearly and conspicuously disclose AI generated or AI assisted content, for example with #AI or #AIGenerated in captions and metadata.
FeetFinder may also add its own AI label or badge to your content, and you must not remove or hide it.
You must not use AI to impersonate a real person, misrepresent anyone's age or identity, or fake age, consent or identity verification.
The Acceptable Use Policy bans sexually explicit deepfakes of a real person without verifiable permission and any synthetic depiction of minors or people who appear to be minors.
It also bans misleading descriptions of media. A label does not make banned content acceptable.
The Age Verification Policy still applies in full. An AI image never replaces verification of the adult who runs the account.
Put the disclosure where buyers see it before they pay, near the start of the description, and add the tag to the caption. Here are three examples you can adapt.
Use a description only if every part is true. Do not say no real person is shown if the image was built from someone's photo or likeness.
Keep the preview, title and description consistent. If a set mixes real photos and generated images, say which is which.
A tool that can make an image does not automatically let you sell it. Read the tool's current terms before you pay for it or sell anything it produces.
If ownership, consent or permitted use is unclear, leave the image out. Get qualified advice where you need it.
Treat AI output as a draft. Enlarge each file and check anatomy, edges, shadows, reflections and the background.
For AI assisted photos, keep the original and note what changed. That makes it easy to answer a buyer's questions.
AI can let you make artwork without photographing your own body, but running a seller account still involves your personal data.
FeetFinder's Privacy Policy explains how account data is handled. Read the separate policy of any AI tool you use as well.
Before you upload a reference photo to another service, check it for faces, reflections and location clues. Check exported files for metadata too.
Our guide to selling feet pictures anonymously covers more privacy steps.
AI work still costs money and time for subscriptions, failed generations, review and buyer messages. More images do not mean more buyers.
Start with a small, clearly labeled collection and a spending limit. Track the cost of each finished set against completed sales.
Basic sellers keep 85% and Premium sellers keep 90% of each eligible sale, and the plan fee is charged separately.
Our Basic vs Premium guide shows which plan costs less at your sales level.
If you are ready to sell feet pics made with AI, start with an honest listing and a small test.
Verify privately, label AI use with #AI or #AIGenerated and describe exactly what a buyer receives.
Start Selling on FeetFinder →No. FeetFinder requires clear and conspicuous disclosure, such as #AI or #AIGenerated in the caption and metadata.
It may. The Terms say FeetFinder can add its own AI disclosure label or badge, and sellers must not remove or hide it.
Yes. Verification applies to the person running the account, however the content is made.
Not without permission. Using another person's photos or likeness without authorization breaks the rules, and sexual deepfakes of real people are banned.
There is no verified figure. Demand, quality, price and costs vary, and a listing may not sell at all.
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