The upload rules every guest agrees to. Last updated October 21, 2026.
Only share what's yours to share
Upload photos, videos, and voice notes you took yourself, or that you have permission to share.
Make sure the people in your shots are okay with them being shown at the event. If someone asks you not to share a photo of them, don't.
Be especially careful with children: only share photos of kids that their parents would be happy to see on the big screen.
Never upload
Nudity, sexual content, or sexually suggestive images of anyone.
Any sexual or exploitative content involving minors. We report it to NCMEC and law enforcement.
Photos or video taken where people expect privacy, such as restrooms, changing rooms, or bedrooms, or taken secretly up someone's clothing.
Graphic violence, gore, self-harm, or illegal drug use.
Hateful, harassing, bullying, or threatening content, including images meant to embarrass or humiliate someone.
Someone else's copyrighted photos, videos, or music that you don't have the right to share.
Personal information such as ID cards, bank details, or addresses, and anything containing malware.
How uploads are checked
Every photo is screened automatically before it can appear anywhere; for videos, frames from across the clip are checked before the clip goes live.
Anything that looks like nudity is blocked or held for the host to review, even when the host lets uploads go live instantly.
Automated screening isn't perfect, so the host can still hide, reject, or delete any upload at any time — and can restore something that was flagged by mistake.
What happens if the rules are broken
The upload is removed, and further uploads from that device may be blocked for the event.
We may suspend the event or close the account involved.
Blocked and reported uploads are kept as evidence for at least 90 days and can't be deleted in that time — even if the event or account is.
Illegal content is preserved for at least a year and reported to the authorities where the law requires it.
Reporting an upload
Ask the event host — they can hide any upload instantly and report it to us from their dashboard.
Or contact us with the event name, a description of the photo or video, and why it should come down. We review reports quickly and may take media down while we look into it.
