The adult creator route in three steps
Train on your photos
10 to 20 photos of yourself or a persona you invented. About half an hour, included in the Starter pack.
Confirm you are 18+
A one-time ID check with Didit opens topless and naked pictures.
Make your set
Clothed for 1 Kredit, topless for 2, naked for 3. No subscription.
What Midjourney's guidelines say
Midjourney describes itself as an open by default community, and its guidelines say content must be safe for work. Its rule on adult content asks users not to create or attempt to create adult content, alongside a ban on violent and shocking imagery. It defines adult content to include nudity, sexual organs, fixation on such things, sexualised imagery and fetishes.
The guidelines also forbid any content that sexualises minors, forbid using images of real people to harass, abuse, defame or harm, and say the rules apply everywhere, including private servers, deleted or hidden images and Stealth Mode. For its Editor, Midjourney says it will take especially strict action against anyone attempting to produce sexualised images of real people.
What happens if you try
Midjourney says it blocks some text and image inputs automatically, and that an input not being blocked does not mean it is allowed. According to its guidelines, users who break the rules may be warned by a moderator, given a time out or blocked from the service. Trying to work around the filters puts your account at risk, and for a creator who uses Midjourney for other work, that is rarely worth it.
Midjourney also says its guidelines are reviewed and may change, so check its current community guidelines before relying on this summary.
Why a general art tool is the wrong fit anyway
Even if the rules allowed it, a prompt based art tool is not built to show the same real person picture after picture. Each image is drawn fresh from a description, so the face drifts. For a creator whose fans follow a real face, that is a dealbreaker. Midjourney is excellent at what it is designed for. Explicit content of you is not on that list.
The option for adult creators: KinkAI
KinkAI is built for exactly the gap Midjourney leaves. It trains a private model on 10 to 20 photos of you, or of a persona you invented, then makes new photo sets with the same face in every shot. Every picture is one of three levels: clothed for 1 Kredit, topless for 2 and naked for 3, and topless and naked open after a one-time ID check with Didit, which confirms you are 18 or over.
You can start from a library of tested scenes, describe your own, or edit a finished picture by describing one change. The NSFW AI image generator page shows the explicit levels, and if you are comparing creator tools, see our Foxy AI alternative page.
Cost
There is no subscription. Kredits are bought by card in pounds, never expire, and start at 75 for £15. New customers start with the Starter pack: £9.99 to train your own model, up to 15 pictures included. See the pricing page.
What is never allowed on KinkAI
KinkAI shares some of Midjourney's hard lines, and adds its own. No minors, and no one made to look under 18. No real person other than yourself. No impersonation. Nothing illegal. Read the full content policy.
Everything stays private to your account. Nothing is published or shared, and your photos are never used to train anyone else's model. KinkAI is not affiliated with Midjourney.
Midjourney and KinkAI for adult creators
| KinkAI | Midjourney | |
|---|---|---|
| Nudity and sexual imagery | Allowed for your own character, after an ID check | Not allowed, per its community guidelines |
| Same real face in every picture | Yes, trained on your photos | See their site |
| Sexualised images of real people | Not allowed, except yourself | Not allowed, per its guidelines |
| Content involving minors | Never allowed | Never allowed |
| How you pay | Per photo with Kredits, no subscription | See their site |
Midjourney details are from its public community guidelines as of October 2026 and may change. KinkAI is not affiliated with Midjourney.
Questions people ask
Is Midjourney NSFW?
No. As of October 2026, its community guidelines say content must be safe for work and ask users to avoid nudity, sexual organs, sexualised imagery and fetishes.
Can I get banned for trying NSFW prompts on Midjourney?
Its guidelines say rule breakers may be warned, given a time out or blocked from the service.
Does Stealth Mode allow NSFW on Midjourney?
No. Its guidelines say the rules apply to all content, including Stealth Mode and private servers.
What can adult creators use instead?
A tool built for adult content of yourself. KinkAI trains on your own photos and offers topless and naked levels after a one-time ID check.
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Make the pictures Midjourney will not
Start with the Starter pack: £9.99 to train your own model, up to 15 pictures included. After that, packs start at 75 Kredits for £15. Topless and naked pictures open after a one-time ID check, because every account is 18+ and every face has to be your own or a persona you invented.
Get the Starter pack
