Candy AI NSFW rules (2026): what is allowed in Shorts, chat, images and video

Candy's catalogue has three filters at the top: All, New and Spicy. Spicy is the adult tier, and it behaves differently from the rest. Browse logged out and its series are replaced by a blurred card that says "Sign up to view". On 14 October 2026 that applied to 14 of the 159 series; the other 145 open normally, two free episodes each.

The signup costs nothing and asks for no card. So the gate is not a paywall: it is Candy deciding which titles a stranger should not see on arrival. The open series are suggestive drama built around taboo setups; the explicit end of the catalogue sits behind the signup.

Candy's standalone Shorts site, candyshorts.com, run by the same company, does not show the Spicy series at all.

Outside Shorts, adult content is part of the product. The Premium plan screen lists "Generate 18+ Videos" and "Generate 18+ Images" among its benefits, next to unlimited messages and 100 tokens a month. In a chat, a Video mode turns a request into a generated clip, and a Scene Video button offers a 5-second video of the current moment, shown at 12 tokens. Longer durations (10, 15, 20 and 60 seconds) exist in the page code but were switched off for logged-out visitors when we looked.

The Blocked Content Policy applies to every text, image and video created on the platform. Its list, in Candy's order:

• Illegal content of any kind, including drugs, weapons and incitement.
• Hate speech and discrimination against protected characteristics.
• Violence and harm, including self-harm, suicide and terrorism.
• Child exploitation, with zero tolerance, and separately any content resembling minors: attempts are flagged, reviewed and removed.
• Privacy and copyright infringements.
• Deceptive or harmful impersonation of real people, public figures and celebrities.

The Community Guidelines add that trying to get around moderation, the "jailbreak" route, is itself a breach, and can end with a suspended or closed account. The Underage Policy says known abuse material is reported to the US National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

Conversations are private, but Candy says it runs moderation controls built on its own language model, and that flagged content can be reviewed by hand together with the rest of the account. Outcomes range from removing content to closing the account and reporting it.

The real performers in the Candy Creators collection are a related case: their series use AI likenesses that Candy presents as the performers' own digital twins, which is why impersonation rules do not apply to them. There are 19 Creators series, 14 of them open, all at 30 tokens an episode.