What iWantClips bans, in its own words
In its own published rules, iWantClips bans 17 of the 19 content categories I checked, restricts 1 and never mentions 1. Each quote below is the platform's exact wording, with a link to the page it came from.
What iWantClips bans
Banned means the terms prohibit it, or a general ban clearly covers it. Where the terms don't name the category, my note under the quote says so.
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Blood (real or simulated)
bodily fluids, including urine, scat, enema play, vomit, and blood, but excluding semen, female ejaculation, and saliva
Source Listed as a prohibited category, real, simulated or implied. -
Menstruation
bodily fluids, including urine, scat, enema play, vomit, and blood, but excluding semen, female ejaculation, and saliva
Source Not named; covered by the blood and general bodily-fluid ban. -
Lactation
bodily fluids, including urine, scat, enema play, vomit, and blood, but excluding semen, female ejaculation, and saliva
Source Not named; covered by the general bodily-fluid ban, which excludes only semen, ejaculate, saliva. -
Induced vomiting (emesis)
bodily fluids, including urine, scat, enema play, vomit, and blood, but excluding semen, female ejaculation, and saliva
Source Vomit named in the bodily-fluid ban. -
Fecal content
bodily fluids, including urine, scat, enema play, vomit, and blood, but excluding semen, female ejaculation, and saliva
Source Scat named in the bodily-fluid ban. -
Urination
bodily fluids, including urine, scat, enema play, vomit, and blood, but excluding semen, female ejaculation, and saliva
Source Urine named in the bodily-fluid ban; covers real, simulated or implied. -
Urination on a partner
bodily fluids, including urine, scat, enema play, vomit, and blood, but excluding semen, female ejaculation, and saliva
Source Urine named in the bodily-fluid ban; covers real, simulated or implied. -
Urine consumption
bodily fluids, including urine, scat, enema play, vomit, and blood, but excluding semen, female ejaculation, and saliva
Source Urine named in the bodily-fluid ban; covers real, simulated or implied. -
Breath play or choking
cutting, self-harm, suicide, asphyxiation, torture, sadomasochistic abuse
Source Asphyxiation listed under extreme violence. -
Weapons (real or prop)
oversized toys, firearms or other weapons, and genital mutilation
Source Firearms and other weapons listed under extreme violence. -
Family-role roleplay
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Alcohol or drugs on camera
alcohol or illegal or illicit drugs and any paraphernalia related to the same;
Source Alcohol and drugs both banned. -
Age-regression roleplay (adults)
age-play, including adult-baby/diaper lover;
Source Age-play banned whether real, simulated or implied. -
Diaper or ABDL content
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Abduction or CNC roleplay
scenarios involving a lack of consent, including, rape, kidnapping, hypnosis, intoxication, or sexual assault;
Source Kidnapping named; applies to simulated or implied scenarios. -
Hypnosis or mind-control themes
scenarios involving a lack of consent, including, rape, kidnapping, hypnosis, intoxication, or sexual assault;
Source Hypnosis named as a lack-of-consent scenario. -
Oversized or fantasy toys
extreme fisting, oversized toys, firearms or other weapons
Source Oversized toys named; animal-themed sex toys also banned under bestiality.
What iWantClips restricts
Restricted means the terms limit it: they ban some forms of it, or allow it only under conditions. Anything the quote doesn't cover is not addressed, which is not the same as allowed.
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Fisting
hardcore bondage, extreme fisting, oversized toys, firearms or other weapons
Source Only 'extreme fisting' is named as banned; other fisting not addressed.
What iWantClips doesn't mention
The published terms say nothing about these. Silence is not permission: a platform can still remove content under a general clause, or under rules that aren't on its public pages.
- Full restraint during sex
Practical rules on iWantClips
My summary of the platform's own wording. I'm not a lawyer, so read the source before you rely on it, and confirm payout terms in your dashboard.
- Adding a co-performer
- Not stated
- Outside links and watermarks
- Not stated
- Creator payout share
- Not stated
- Payout schedule and minimum
- Not stated
What iWantClips's terms say about the deal
From my comparison of platform terms. I finished reading iWantClips's pages on November 11, 2026. Each line says what the words say, not whether a court would enforce them. I'm not a lawyer. Payout terms sit in a separate Artist Agreement, which I have not read.
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License to your content: Limited in time
The licenses granted by you in this Agreement continue for a commercially reasonable period after you remove your Content from the Services
Source The licenses the user grants continue for a commercially reasonable period after the Content is removed or the agreement ends. -
After you delete or leave: Ends after a period
continue for a commercially reasonable period after you remove your Content from the Services or after the termination of this Agreement.
Source The licenses granted by the user continue for a commercially reasonable period after removal of Content or termination. -
Suspending or ending your account: For any reason
We may engage in Basic Moderation at any time, for any reason or no reason at all, with or without notice to you.
Source The terms let the platform limit, suspend or end any account at any time, for any or no reason, with or without notice. -
Changing the terms: No advance notice promised
Changes will become effective when posted on this page.
Source Changes take effect when posted. The terms say the platform will notify users through the service or by email, but they set no advance period. Another clause says only that it will try to let users know. -
Disputes: Arbitration
The parties will settle all claims and disputes arising out of or relating to this Agreement by binding online/virtual arbitration
Source Disputes go to binding online arbitration with Arbitration Resolution Services, Inc.; California law governs; there is a class action waiver and a jury trial waiver. -
Time limit to bring a claim: Terms say one year
party will not bring a claim arising out of or relating to this Agreement more than one (1) year after the cause of action arose
Source The terms say neither side may bring a claim more than one year after it arose.
No clear answer in the pages I read: AI training on your content; Your content or name in promotion; Unpaid balance; Chargebacks and refunds; Inactive accounts and unclaimed earnings. That is not a promise either way.
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