For Publishers
How to be a successful publisher on Kavyar
Introduction
I. Platform overview
II. Make your Publisher Page look great
III. Make your calls for work stand out
IV. How to get more exposure
V. Growing your brand and reputation
VI. Getting Help
How to Use Labels in the Publisher Inbox
Best in Design
Logo Best Practices
How to Update Your Payout Info
How to Send Tear Sheets to Contributors
Publisher Page Overview
How to Upgrade Your Account
How to Add a Cover Image to a Call for Work
How to Close or Delete a Publisher Account
How to Upload a Logo
Starring Calls For Work
Adding Pro Discounts
How to Upload Featured Published Work
How to Upload a Cover Image to a Business Page
Creating Call for Work Options
How to Add Guidelines and Response Templates
PRO Upgrade Commission Program
Sponsored Calls for Work
How to Add Team Members to Your Publisher Account
Adding Submission Options
Genre list update
Creating Private Calls For Work
How to Add a Call For Work
48-Hour Response for PRO Members
Cancel my Business subscription
How to Update Your Publisher Information
How to Add Rights and Exclusivity
Overview of Calls for Work
How to Add a Mood Board
Quick Start for Publishers
Popular Publishers
How to Fill Out Basic Info
Call for Work Option Included Services Glossary
How to Add a Tagline and Bio
How to Add Image and Wardrobe Credit Requirements
Only on Kavyar
How to Add a genre or theme to a call for work
How to Add and Remove Featured Magazine Covers
Kavyar Community and Membership
Creating Your Modeling Intro Video
Guidelines for AI-Generated Work
How to Connect Instagram to Your Kavyar Account
Glossary of Genres
My Portfolio Was Not Accepted. What Next?
Privacy & Safety
Commenting Etiquette
Managing Subscriptions Purchased Through Apple
Messaging Etiquette
Blocking
Notable Profiles
DMCA Copyright Infringement Policy and Takedown Requests
Cancel my Creative Subscription
Request removal of a deceased person's Kavyar account
Creating Your Walk Video
Creating Your Model Digitals
Why are certain links hidden from my Kavyar profile?
What is sensitive content?
How do message credits work?
What are genres and keywords?
What are agency rosters?
Portfolio Website and Bio Link
What are Website and Bio Link?
What Is a Portfolio Website?
What Is a Bio Link?
How to Edit Your Bio Link
FAQ - Portfolio Website and Bio Link
Connecting a Name.com Domain to Your Kavyar Site
Connecting a Squarespace Domain to Your Kavyar Site
Connecting a GoDaddy Domain to Your Kavyar Site
Connecting a Domain to your Kavyar Site
Getting Published
How to edit a submission
What Are Contribution and Advertising Options?
How to message publishers on a submission
Exclusive photos and exclusivity periods
How do I cancel a submission?
What Are Submission Upsells?
What Is Kavyar Submitter Protection?
I have a question about my submission. Who should I contact?
How to upload release forms
Saved Calls for Work
How Do I Submit My Work to Publishers?
Policies
Privacy Policy
Terms of Service
Policies for Publishers
Prohibited Content Policy
Kavyar Subscription Commission Program Terms
Guidelines for Submitters
FAQs
I accidentally opted out. Can I still receive special offers?
When will I get my tearsheets?
Remove Deleted or Private Images from Google Searches
How do I make photos private?
How do I remove my credit from an image?
How long will it take for my submission to be reviewed?
Hiding Photos from Your Profile
How to add or edit team credits on a photo
Who owns the image copyright?
When will my submission be published?
How to delete a photo from your profile
How do I delete my Kavyar account?
Add captions to photos
How do I make photos public?
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- What is sensitive content?
What is sensitive content?
Updated by Justin Kramer
On Kavyar, sensitive content includes:
- Nudity
- Excessive violence or gore
- Hate symbols
At its discretion, the Kavyar moderation team may choose to mark other content as sensitive.
Is nudity allowed on Kavyar?
Yes, nudity is very much allowed. Nudity is common in many genres of art and photography, including Fine Art, Fashion, Boudoir, and others.
We encourage our members to express themselves fully, without vandalizing their photos with black bars or other marks, as is common on other platforms such as Instagram.
If your work does contain sensitive content, all that we ask is that you mark it as such, so that viewers can hide it at their discretion. This is common, for example, for people using their device in a public area.
Kavyar says my photo is sensitive content, but it's not. What gives?
When a photo is uploaded, we use an automated machine-learning algorithm to detect sensitive content. However, it sometimes makes the wrong judgment. If that happens to one of your photos, press the "Not sensitive?" button to mark it as NOT sensitive:
How to show ALL sensitive content
By default, all sensitive content is hidden. Photos with sensitive content have a "Show" button to reveal the photo.
To show ALL sensitive content, go to the account menu and select "Show all" in the Sensitive Content section:
This toggle is also available on full-size photos with sensitive content, under the Options button.
Sharing sensitive content
If you share photos with sensitive content outside Kavyar, the preview you see when attached to a post or message will not show the photo. We do this to prevent companies like Facebook and Apple from limiting Kavyar's reach — and, by extension, the reach of our members.
Special exceptions for sensitive content
There are two special exceptions where sensitive content is not hidden, even for logged-out visitors:
- Publisher profile page - the cover image is allowed to contain sensitive content
- Call for work page - the cover image is allowed to contain sensitive content
This allows publishers to market themselves effectively to their intended audience. For example, a fine art nude magazines may wish to show a nude photo in their cover photo to give prospective contributors a taste of the magazine's style. The vast majority of visitors would be interested in viewing or contributing to the magazine.