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Reddit rules index · read 2026-10-06
Can you promote on r/StableDiffusion?
Self-promotion restricted Its rules restrict self-promotion. Posts that promote your own work are likely to be removed.
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- its rules on Reddit
/r/StableDiffusion is an unofficial community embracing the open-source material of all related. Post art, ask questions, create discussions, contribute new tech, or browse the subreddit. It’s up to you.
What its rules say about promotion
No Reposts, Spam, Low-Quality, or Excessive Self-Promo
Don't post just to promote yourself or drive traffic to paid tools, services, or downloads. No paywalls, affiliate links, or hidden URLs. Low-effort posts like images/videos without context or workflows are not allowed. Tutorials and tools must be free and directly accessible. Always search before posting to avoid repeat posts about the same thing.
What its rules say about AI and bots
Posts Must Be Open-Source or Local AI image/video/software Related
Posts must center on open-source/local AI tools (e.g. Stable Diffusion, Flux, PixArt). When relevant you should clearly list tools in the title/body and explain your workflow. Mixed workflows are OK only if they center on the use of local or free tools. Using open tools briefly, then switching to paid/proprietary ones (e.g. SD → Kling) is not allowed. News and comparisons are welcome.
Be Respectful and Follow Reddit's Content Policy
Respect all artists and users. Constructive critique is welcome, but personal attacks, hate speech, trolling, or bad faith arguments are not. Don’t derail threads or provoke others. Debate ideas respectfully. Bashing AI or non-AI art is not allowed. Follow Reddit’s Content Policy: redditinc.com/policies/content-policy
No Politics
No political figures, imagery, or partisan posts. Legislation or policy discussions related to AI are allowed if relevant, respectful, and on-topic. Don’t post memes or images involving politics, even as jokes. Keep the focus on AI generation and creativity
All 8 rules of r/StableDiffusion
- Posts Must Be Open-Source or Local AI image/video/software Related
Posts must center on open-source/local AI tools (e.g. Stable Diffusion, Flux, PixArt). When relevant you should clearly list tools in the title/body and explain your workflow. Mixed workflows are OK only if they center on the use of local or free tools. Using open tools briefly, then switching to paid/proprietary ones (e.g. SD → Kling) is not allowed. News and comparisons are welcome. - Be Respectful and Follow Reddit's Content Policy
Respect all artists and users. Constructive critique is welcome, but personal attacks, hate speech, trolling, or bad faith arguments are not. Don’t derail threads or provoke others. Debate ideas respectfully. Bashing AI or non-AI art is not allowed. Follow Reddit’s Content Policy: redditinc.com/policies/content-policy - No X-rated, lewd, or sexually suggestive content
No nudity, lewdness, or sexually suggestive imagery. If it wouldn’t be appropriate for a workplace or younger audience, don’t post it here. NSFW tags are not an exception, stay classy. - No Gore or Excessive Violence
Content must be suitable for a general audience. Surreal or eerie imagery is fine, but avoid graphic violence, gore, or shock content. Focus on creativity and storytelling over brutality or horror. - No Politics
No political figures, imagery, or partisan posts. Legislation or policy discussions related to AI are allowed if relevant, respectful, and on-topic. Don’t post memes or images involving politics, even as jokes. Keep the focus on AI generation and creativity - No Reposts, Spam, Low-Quality, or Excessive Self-Promo
Don't post just to promote yourself or drive traffic to paid tools, services, or downloads. No paywalls, affiliate links, or hidden URLs. Low-effort posts like images/videos without context or workflows are not allowed. Tutorials and tools must be free and directly accessible. Always search before posting to avoid repeat posts about the same thing. - Use the Correct Flair
Tag your posts with the correct flair (e.g., News, Tutorial, Workflow). This helps users understand the content at a glance and keeps the subreddit organized. NSFW flair may be auto-applied by Reddit’s systems, but that doesn’t mean it bypasses our rules. Use Flairs appropriately and accurately. - Mod Discretion / Unforeseen Violations
We can’t predict every possible rule-break. Mods may remove posts or ban users for behavior that clearly violates the spirit of the subreddit, even if it's not covered by an existing rule. This includes things like loophole abuse, coordinated disruption, unexpected spam formats, or new types of low-effort content. This rule exists to protect the community from emerging issues and bad-faith behavior. We’ll use it sparingly and with reason. If in doubt, message the mods before posting
What the written rules don't show
- Unpublished minimums. Many communities remove posts from new or low-karma accounts through AutoModerator settings that are not on the rules page, often before a moderator sees them.
- Reddit's own filters. Reddit's site-wide spam filters can remove posts from accounts that mostly share links to their own site, in any community.
- The community's norms. Many communities see themselves as peers, not an audience: post where you already take part, and make the post worth reading without the link.
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