How to SeaArt AI - Office Tutorial

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Learn about SeaArt AI, its features, copyright policies, and how to avoid generating NSFW content in this helpful FAQ.

Q1. What is SeaArt AI?

SeaArt AI is a highly efficient and easy-to-use AI tool that includes multiple functions such as AI painting, AI Canvas, and ComfyUI. Users can easily generate a large number of high-quality images suitable for various scenarios without the need for professional skills. With a rich library of models and professional-level settings, combined with an intelligent recommendation system and community interaction sharing features, high-quality creation is within reach. It offers a variety of AI tools, including face swapping, AI filters, sketch-to-image, background removal, and animation generation, allowing you to quickly produce realistic, high-quality works that meet personalized needs. Whether you are a beginner or a professional, SeaArt provides a drawing method and unique style that fits your needs.

Q2. Can I use images I created in SeaArt, or use works from other SeaArt users for commercial purposes?

The intellectual property rights of the content generated by you on SeaArt belong to you, and we do not prohibit you from using your own or others' works for commercial purposes. However, please note that when using others' works for commercial purposes, you need to obtain authorization from the owners. We are not responsible for any risks associated with commercial use, and you need to assume the relevant risks and responsibilities on your own.

Q3. What is NSFW (blurred/pink images)? How can I avoid having images tagged with this label?

NSFW stands for "Not Safe For Work," which typically refers to content that is inappropriate for viewing in a professional or public setting. This label is often applied to emails, videos, blog posts, and forum threads that contain explicit sexual content, graphic violence, or other extreme material to prevent inappropriate exposure. To avoid having your images tagged as NSFW, you can enter NSFW in the negative prompts when generating images. This can help reduce the likelihood of creating NSFW content.

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