Marketplaces
and their AI rules
What each platform says about AI-generated content, quoted and dated.
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KDP requires you to disclose AI-generated text, images or translations when you publish or republish. Content an AI tool created counts as AI-generated even if you edited it heavily; AI-assisted work (you created it, AI helped edit or brainstorm) doesn't need disclosing.
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DistroKid accepts music made with AI tools, as long as you own 100% of the rights, don't impersonate anyone, don't upload mass-generated spam and don't infringe.
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AI-assisted books are accepted; books generated entirely by AI without extensive human editing, and mass-produced or low-content books, are not.
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Etsy treats AI art made from your own original prompts as 'designed by a seller', as long as you disclose AI use in the listing description. AI prompt bundles don't qualify and can't be sold.
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Works created solely with generative AI are unacceptable; assistive AI use and AI work with significant human editing (with attribution) are acceptable.
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Meta adds 'AI info' labels when it detects industry AI indicators or when people disclose AI content.
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Neither Redbubble's User Agreement nor its Community & Content Guidelines has an AI-specific rule; we searched both on 17 Oct 2026. You remain legally responsible for what you upload, and the usual content and IP rules apply.
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AI music is allowed, but unauthorised voice impersonation and deceptive synthetic media are not, and Spotify is rolling out a spam filter and AI credits disclosures.
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TikTok encourages labelling content that is fully generated or significantly edited by AI, and lists AI content types that are banned outright.
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AI is allowed, but mass-produced, generic AI content cannot be monetized, and realistic AI-generated or altered content must be disclosed at upload.