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How is the AI work disclosed?
The visuals are AI-generated and we label them. On the page, in the file metadata, and to any platform that asks.
These steps are for any device.
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What is labelled. Every delivered video carries a provenance record: what generated each stage, which models, and where a human director intervened. That record goes to you with the file.
Where it appears. In the delivery, in the file metadata, and in the disclosure we publish on the product page. If a platform asks whether content is AI-generated, the answer is yes and you should say so.
Why we are firm about this. Two AI-labelling regimes came into force on 2 August 2026. Beyond the law, an undisclosed AI video that is later identified costs an artist more than the video was worth.
Which tools we run. Named here and nowhere else, so there is one page to keep true: BFL FLUX makes the images. Kling AI and LTX-Video make the motion. Wan 2.1 also makes motion. sync.so does the lip sync. A director sets up every stage and picks the final cut. These change when a better tool appears, and this page changes with them.
If that does not work
What we will not do: call AI footage a real shoot, strip out the record of how it was made, or help you word a post so a platform misses that it is AI.
That is not up for debate, and it is not a judgement about you. It is the thing we sell.
If something goes wrong
| What you see | What to do |
|---|---|
| A platform flagged my video as AI-generated | It is. Mark it as such in the upload form — that is the expected outcome, not a problem. |
| Can you remove the provenance data? | No. It is what makes the video defensible if anyone asks. |
Still stuck
Is a platform or a partner asking for proof we did not give you? Tell us what they want. We will make it.
Last checked 21 September 2026.
