COMMUNITY GUIDELINES
Create with care.
PikkMe’s friends beta is limited to adults aged 18 or older. Every daily lens should invite creativity, not harm. These rules apply to photos, profiles, comments, replies, private messages, votes, reports, and any other use of PikkMe.
Effective 25 August 2026 · Friends beta
Protect young people
Do not share sexual, exploitative, suggestive, or endangering content involving anyone under 18. Do not post a child without permission from a parent or legal guardian. If content may involve child exploitation, report it immediately and do not download, copy, or redistribute it.
No abuse or hateful conduct
No threats, targeted harassment, bullying, humiliation, stalking, doxxing, or attacks based on protected characteristics. PikkMe is a place to Pikk a perspective—not rank another person's body, identity, health, or worth.
Keep graphic, sexual, and dangerous content out
No nudity or sexual content, graphic injury, cruelty, promotion of self-harm, instructions for dangerous acts, illegal goods, or encouragement of violence. Documentary or awareness content may still be restricted if the image itself is unsafe for a general community.
Checks before publication
A camera upload stays private while PikkMe validates the file and runs an automated check for high-confidence adult, racy, or violent content. Profile, comment, reply, and private-message text is screened for high-confidence abuse and spam. Automated checks can make mistakes; a rejected photo is not published, and you can retake it or contact Support.
Keep the Pikk fair
Choose an entry because it answers the daily lens in a way that moves you. Do not buy, trade, coordinate, automate, or pressure people for Pikks. Do not create accounts to manipulate rankings, spam comments, impersonate others, or misrepresent Studio content as a real person.
Keep private messages safe
Messages open only after two real accounts follow each other. Do not use them for harassment, unwanted sexual content, threats, scams, grooming, repeated contact after someone says no, or attempts to move a person into an unsafe interaction. Studio profiles cannot send private messages.
Report, block, and step away
Use an entry, comment, reply, profile photo, or received message's safety controls to send a private report. Blocking a real account hides it from your experience, ends following in both directions, and closes messaging. Reports are reviewed in PikkMe's owner-only moderation queue. For an urgent real-world danger, contact local emergency services rather than relying on an in-app report.
How enforcement works
Depending on context and severity, PikkMe may keep content visible, hide or remove it, warn or restrict an account, preserve evidence, or contact appropriate authorities where legally required. We consider the content, context, intent, history, and risk of harm. Send an appeal or additional context through Support.