Permitted and Prohibited Practices of AI-Generated Content
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TikTok says AI content is allowed only if it does not mislead buyers. The source highlights three main problem areas: fake AI experts or doctors endorsing products, AI visuals that create false or exaggerated product effects, and AI edits that make the product look different from what buyers will actually receive.
Key points
Do not use AI doctors or AI avatars as product experts.
Do not use AI to make efficacy or performance claims look more credible.
Do not use AI to show unrealistic results or fear-based visuals.
Do not use AI edits that make the product look different from the real item.
Treat misleading AI content as a violation risk.
Say / show
Use AI content carefully and make sure it matches the real product.
Keep visuals and claims aligned with what buyers actually receive.
Review AI-generated content before posting for misleading effects.
Do not say / show
AI-generated doctors can endorse products.
AI avatars can act as experts to push efficacy claims.
AI can be used to show false effects or exaggerated performance.
AI can make a product look different from its actual condition.
Violation risks
Violated Content
product not as described
shop at risk
Who it affects
shop creators
seller operators
anyone posting AI-generated product content
Source notes
This summary is based only on the provided TikTok source text.
Verify the TikTok source before acting, since the page text appears to be a series of warning snippets rather than a full policy document.
Confidence: high · Model: gpt-5.4-mini · Prompt: creator-policy-summary-v1
Readable Policy Copy
Captured policy content rendered without TikTok navigation, scripts, tracking markup, or page chrome. Source: raw-html.
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