Klingai content policy
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Kling AI Content Policy
Overview
Kling AI enforces content policies server-side. Tasks with policy-violating prompts return task_status: "failed" with a content policy message. This skill covers pre-submission filtering to avoid wasted credits and API calls.
Restricted Content Categories
Kling AI prohibits prompts that generate:
| Category | Examples |
|---|---|
| Violence/gore | Graphic injuries, torture, weapons used violently |
| Adult/sexual | Explicit nudity, sexual acts, suggestive content |
| Hate/discrimination | Slurs, targeted harassment, supremacist imagery |
| Illegal activity | Drug manufacturing, terrorism, fraud instructions |
| Real people | Deepfakes of identifiable individuals without consent |
| Copyrighted characters | Trademarked characters (Mickey Mouse, Spider-Man) |
| Misinformation | Fake news, fabricated events presented as real |
| Self-harm | Suicide, eating disorders, self-injury instructions |
Pre-Submission Prompt Filter
import re
class PromptFilter:
"""Filter prompts before sending to Kling AI to save credits."""
BLOCKED_PATTERNS = [
r"\b(nude|naked|explicit|nsfw|porn)\b",
r"\b(gore|dismember|torture|mutilat)\b",
r"\b(bomb|terroris|weapon|firearm)\b",
r"\b(suicide|self.harm|kill.yourself)\b",
r"\b(deepfake|impersonat)\b",
]
BLOCKED_TERMS = {
"blood splatter", "graphic violence", "child abuse",
"drug manufacturing", "hate speech",
}
def __init__(self):
self._patterns = [re.compile(p, re.IGNORECASE) for p in self.BLOCKED_PATTERNS]
def check(self, prompt: str) -> tuple[bool, str]:
"""Returns (is_safe, reason)."""
lower = prompt.lower()
for term in self.BLOCKED_TERMS:
if term in lower:
return False, f"Blocked term: '{term}'"
for pattern in self._patterns:
match = pattern.search(prompt)
if match:
return False, f"Blocked pattern: '{match.group()}'"
if len(prompt) > 2500:
return False, "Prompt exceeds 2500 character limit"
if len(prompt.strip()) < 5:
return False, "Prompt too short"
return True, "OK"
def sanitize(self, prompt: str) -> str:
"""Remove problematic terms and return cleaned prompt."""
for pattern in self._patterns:
prompt = pattern.sub("[removed]", prompt)
return prompt.strip()
Safe Negative Prompts
Always include safety-related negative prompts:
DEFAULT_NEGATIVE_PROMPT = (
"violence, gore, blood, nudity, sexual content, "
"weapons, drugs, hate symbols, distorted faces, "
"watermark, text overlay, low quality, blurry"
)
def safe_request(prompt: str, negative_prompt: str = ""):
"""Build request with safety defaults."""
combined_negative = f"{DEFAULT_NEGATIVE_PROMPT}, {negative_prompt}".strip(", ")
return {
"model_name": "kling-v2-master",
"prompt": prompt,
"negative_prompt": combined_negative,
"duration": "5",
"mode": "standard",
}
Integration with Client
class SafeKlingClient:
"""Kling client with pre-submission content filtering."""
def __init__(self, base_client):
self.client = base_client
self.filter = PromptFilter()
def text_to_video(self, prompt: str, **kwargs):
is_safe, reason = self.filter.check(prompt)
if not is_safe:
raise ValueError(f"Content policy violation: {reason}")
# Add safety negative prompt
kwargs.setdefault("negative_prompt", "")
kwargs["negative_prompt"] = (
f"{DEFAULT_NEGATIVE_PROMPT}, {kwargs['negative_prompt']}".strip(", ")
)
return self.client.text_to_video(prompt, **kwargs)
Handling Server-Side Rejections
def handle_policy_rejection(task_id: str, result: dict):
"""Handle content policy rejections gracefully."""
status_msg = result["data"].get("task_status_msg", "")
if "content policy" in status_msg.lower() or "policy violation" in status_msg.lower():
return {
"error": "content_policy_violation",
"message": "Your prompt was rejected by Kling AI's content policy. "
"Please revise to remove restricted content.",
"task_id": task_id,
"credits_consumed": False, # policy rejections typically don't consume credits
}
return {"error": "generation_failed", "message": status_msg, "task_id": task_id}
User-Facing Guidelines
When building apps with user-submitted prompts:
- Filter before API call -- saves credits on obvious violations
- Explain rejections clearly -- tell users what to change
- Log violations -- track patterns for filter improvement
- Rate limit prompt submissions -- prevent abuse
- Review flagged content -- human review for edge cases
Resources
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references/
- content-filter-implementation.md4.4 KB
- content-moderation-service.md5.1 KB
- errors.md347 B
- examples.md229 B
- policy-violation-logger.md2.0 KB