What consent documentation do creators need?
Every person on screen must be a verified adult who signed a written consent, kept in line with 2257 compliance.
The rule
Every person appearing in your content must be an adult, identified, and must have given written consent before publication. This applies to one-off partners just as much as to regular collaborations.
What you must keep
- A copy of the ID document of every person on screen
- The signed, dated consent agreement, mentioning distribution on Lewdy
- The shooting date and the list of content it covers
A consent agreement template is downloadable from the Resources page.
For how long
These records must be kept in line with our 2257 compliance policy, available on the Terms & Policies page, and must be producible on request.
Withdrawn consent
If someone withdraws their consent, take the content down without delay. You can switch a video to draft from its options menu while you arrange deletion.
Publishing solo does not exempt you: your own creator identity verification does not replace records for third parties appearing in your videos.