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If you’re trying to generate an image and keep seeing this message:
“I was unable to generate the requested image due to content policy restrictions.”
Even when your prompt is something completely harmless like:
“A rose in stained glass”
You’re not alone.
Many users have recently reported that perfectly artistic prompts — including roses, stained glass, vintage romance scenes, and Art Deco designs — are suddenly being blocked with content restriction errors.
Let’s unpack what’s going on.
Users have reported content restriction messages for prompts like:
These prompts are clearly artistic in nature.
Yet the system sometimes flags them as violations.
This is extremely frustrating — especially if the same prompts worked for months and suddenly stopped working within the last 24–48 hours.
In many cases, no.
Several factors may cause false positives:
For example:
This suggests automated keyword interpretation rather than actual policy violation.
Image generation systems are constantly updated.
When new safety filters are introduced or adjusted:
This does not necessarily mean your prompt violates policy — it may simply be caught in automated filtering logic.
Some users report additional confusion around image deletion and storage limits.
There are typically two different ways to delete content:
Important distinction:
This can result in:
If you’re constantly deleting images to regain space, it can feel like your account is being restricted unfairly.
Some users note that:
If chat history is removed, image access may become limited.
When storage limits are reached, image generation may stop entirely — sometimes accompanied by misleading policy messages.
While not guaranteed, these adjustments may help:
Instead of long descriptive paragraphs, try:
“Art Deco stained glass rose with geometric framing, pink and gold tones.”
Shorter prompts sometimes reduce misinterpretation.
If “rosebud” triggers issues, try:
If describing people, avoid specifying age numbers like “20-year-old.”
Even if innocent, age-related phrasing can increase sensitivity.
Start with a basic prompt:
“Stained glass rose.”
If it works, slowly add descriptive elements.
This helps identify which word triggers the filter.
Some users report:
Newer generators may use different filtering models, which can behave differently from older systems.
Usually not.
When false positives become widespread:
However, it can take time.
The more users report legitimate prompts being blocked, the faster adjustments are made.