Upload policy

imagebath makes advertising that ordinary people see on ordinary websites. So the rules are simple, and they are checked automatically before any photo is used.

Not allowed

Nudity, partial nudity or see-through clothing that shows it.
Sexual or sexually suggestive images, including lingerie modelling and sexual posing.
Anything that sexualises or endangers a child. We report it.
Gore, graphic violence, or images made to shock.
Hate symbols, harassment, or images of a private person used without their consent.
Photos you do not have the right to use, such as someone else's product shots or artwork.
Ads for products and services that ad networks refuse: weapons, illegal drugs, gambling, adult services, counterfeit goods.

How the check works

Before the bath touches a photo, a small copy (448 pixels on the long side) is sent to an image model running on Cloudflare Workers AI. It answers whether the photo shows nudity, sexual content, risk to a child or gore. If it does, the photo is refused with a short note, and nothing is kept. If the check cannot run, the photo is refused rather than waved through. The same check runs again before a set is sent to Market One.

Automated checks make mistakes in both directions. If a photo is refused wrongly, try a different shot, or write to us. If you see an ad made here that breaks these rules, write to contact@marketoneweb.com and we will take it down.

What happens to uploads

Photos you drop are processed in your browser. Only the small check copy is sent, and it is not stored.
When you run ads on Market One, the finished set is uploaded to private storage with a random name, never at a public or guessable address, never indexed, and deleted after seven days.
Your history of baths lives only in your own browser.

Accounts

Anyone who breaks this policy, or tries to get around the check, loses access to imagebath and Market One.