Safety and community policy

Last updated: 1 November 2026

Paint-a-mon is for fictional monster creation and friendly card battles, intended for adults and teens aged 13+. Help keep creations and interactions suitable for that audience.

What you may create and share

Create original fictional monsters and use names you have the right to use. Keep drawings and names appropriate for a teen audience. AI-generated images can be unpredictable; inspect an image before saving or sharing it.

Content and behaviour we do not allow

• Sexual content involving anyone under 18, exploitation, grooming or attempts to sexualise children.
• Pornographic or sexually explicit content, graphic gore, or content that promotes self-harm or serious violence.
• Hate, harassment, credible threats, targeted abuse or encouragement of discrimination.
• Publishing someone's personal details, private images or contact information without permission, or impersonating another person.
• Illegal content, scams, stolen material, or attempts to bypass safeguards, exploit accounts or manipulate purchases and game systems.

AI safeguards and their limits

Generation services apply safety controls and may reject a request. Controls are imperfect, and a generated image is not an endorsement by Paint-a-mon. Do not repeatedly submit prohibited content or attempt to evade restrictions. Stop using and report a result that appears unsafe.

Report content or a concern

Use You → Privacy, safety & delete account → Help and support, or email gregorydesign88@gmail.com with the subject “Paint-a-mon safety report”. Describe what happened and include the monster name, approximate time and any match or request reference available. Avoid resending illegal images, private information or anything that could put someone at risk. Do not include passwords or sign-in codes.

Reports are reviewed manually by the operator. We prioritise urgent safety concerns and may remove content, restrict features or suspend abusive accounts after investigation. We may preserve limited evidence where needed for safety or legal duties. Do not use the support inbox for emergency assistance.

Protect your privacy

Draw fictional characters rather than real people, and keep personal information out of artwork and names. Online opponents can see the cards made visible during a battle. Photos/Files exports and content shared outside the game are governed by the destination you choose.

Contact and changes

Operated by Ronald Gregory Le Sueur, Australia. Contact gregorydesign88@gmail.com to report a concern or ask about this policy. We update this page as the game and its safeguards develop. See our privacy policy for data handling.