Last updated: November 2026. This policy explains what Prompt Reverse will not generate, how to report content made with Prompt Reverse that you believe infringes your rights or breaks the law, what we do when we receive a valid report, and how to label AI-generated audio when you publish it. It sits alongside our Terms and Conditions and our Privacy Policy.
We do not make audio that imitates a real person's voice or presents words as said or sung by a real, named person; audio that puts words in the mouth of a politician, candidate or political party, or could be mistaken for official election or government messaging; scam scripts that impersonate a bank, government body, company or family member; sexual content involving minors in any form; content that attacks people for who they are; or explicit sexual content. We do not offer voice cloning. Audio to Prompt describes the style of a song, voice or sound and never names artists, songs or speakers or transcribes sung lyrics.
If you believe content made with Prompt Reverse infringes your copyright or other rights, imitates your voice, or is otherwise unlawful, email [email protected] with "Content report" in the subject line. Include your contact details, the work or right affected, where the content appears, why you believe it infringes, a good-faith statement that the information is accurate, and your signature. If the content is posted on another platform, report it to that platform as well.
We review every report. If it is valid, we remove or disable access to the content we hold and may restrict or suspend the account involved. The person who made the content may be told so they can respond, and content may be restored if the report was mistaken. To dispute a removal, email [email protected] with "Content dispute" in the subject line. Accounts that are the subject of repeated valid reports are suspended and may be closed.
Every audio file we generate is tagged as AI-generated in its metadata, and music made with Google's Lyria model also carries Google's SynthID watermark. When you publish, follow each platform's rules, such as YouTube's altered or synthetic content setting and TikTok's AI-generated content label. If you are unsure whether a label is needed, add one, and never present AI audio as a real person's voice or a real artist's song.