The Guide · Chapter 12 of 13

Privacy, rights and safety

Your material is yours. Uploads and everything the studios make from them belong to you, stay in your own library, and are not used to train any model of ours, shown to other customers, or used in marketing without your written agreement.

Keep on SceneRender. An Enterprise holder or seat can mark a file of their own as kept: it is never sent to any AI engine, never looked at by any model (not even our checks), never posted or listed from here, and anything made from it on our servers is kept with it; the same bytes uploaded again by the team are recognised and kept too. The library chapter says how; the plan page keeps the holder's record of kept files and refused steps.

AI providers. Each clip, picture or voice is made by a provider that receives that one job's prompt and files through a link that expires. The Privacy Policy lists every provider and what its terms say about training; all but one run under terms that forbid training on customer inputs. Account menu, Privacy: AI providers has a switch, "keep my material off providers that may train on it"; while it is on, the studios say so instead of sending anything to that provider.

Real people. A picture of a real person goes only to engines that accept one (Kling); the platform checks uploads for a real person and routes accordingly. Someone else's likeness needs their permission, which the media-rights acceptance records as your word.

Nothing branded, nothing copied. The studios do not take an artist's, a song's, a brand's or a character's name as a style or a subject; the work is original.

What is kept. Your library stays as long as the account does; you can delete the account and its material under Account at any time. Two-factor sign-in protects the account; turn it on.