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Should I label my Rumpelstiltskin face-swap video as AI-generated?

Yes, you should enable AI disclosure labels when posting a Rumpelstiltskin video that realistically depicts a real person performing a dance they never did. Both TikTok and YouTube require disclosures.

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Turning on TikTok AI labels

Under TikTok's AI-generated content policy, creators must disclose realistic AI images, audio, and video, including significant AI editing making a real person dance. Stylized memes are not banned outright. When posting on TikTok:

  1. Select your MP4 and tap Next.
  2. Open More options.
  3. Turn on AI-generated content.

Disclosing AI content on YouTube

Under YouTube's AI disclosure rules, not all animation needs labels, but you must disclose photorealistic content making real people do things they never did or depicting realistic events that did not happen. When posting a YouTube Short, set AI use in upload or Studio.

What AI labels do not allow

An AI label discloses synthetic use without authorizing prohibited content or licensing music. TikTok prohibits private-person likenesses without consent and AI likenesses of minors. Our terms require consenting adults 18+, ban minors, and exclude separate commercial music licenses; check using a friend's or child's photo.

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How do I post my Rumpelstiltskin video on TikTok with the right sound?

Inspect your completed Rumpelstiltskin MP4, upload it to TikTok, match the Riff Raff tiptoe song without doubling audio, and add a caption.

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How do I post the Rumpelstiltskin video as a YouTube Short?

Import your 6-second or 13-second Rumpelstiltskin MP4 into YouTube Shorts, balance the Volume mix to avoid overlapping audio, and review copyright rules.

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Can I use a friend's photo or a child's photo?

Learn who can appear in your AI Rumpelstiltskin video, why minor photos are prohibited, and what consent to ask for before uploading a friend's picture.