Vindex for stock imagery

No celebrities. No logos.
No surprises in the library.

A generated stock library is only worth what buyers can use without a second thought. The stock-imagery preset stops real people, copyrighted characters, brands and anything past level two on the adult scale at the prompt, so the image is never generated, never indexed and never sold.

Decisions · stock-imagery policy
Live
AllowedYES71 ms
Team around a laptop, bright office · nobody real · no IP
ReviewHMM85 ms
Beachwear lifestyle shot · adult 0.33 · held for review
BlockedNO80 ms
Named actor at a premiere · real person 0.91 · never generated

Starts from the stock-imagery preset.

Written for libraries that license what they generate. Real people and copyrighted material are blocked when the check is confident and held for review when it isn't, with a lower threshold on characters and brands than on people. Adult content stops at level two of five.

  • ✓ Every line is yours to move, except the minors line
  • ✓ Every decision explains which checks fired and why
  • ✓ Dry-run any policy change on live traffic before you enforce it
Policy · stock-imagery
preset
Adult content
Allowed up to level 2 of 5, blocked above
Minors, any sexual context
Cannot be changed · borderline: blocked
BLOCK
Youth-coded adults
Stated adult, presented young
BLOCK
Real people
Named or described · borderline: review
BLOCK
Copyrighted characters
Characters, brands, artist style · borderline: review
BLOCK

The risk: an image you sold but couldn't.

Stock buyers expect to use what they license without calling a lawyer. A generated face that is recognisably someone, a character a studio owns or a logo in the background turns a sale into a claim, and a library that grows by thousands of images a day can't be audited by hand after the fact. Screening the prompt keeps those images out of the library in the first place, and every decision is logged against the policy version that made it.

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