Digital consent age as a sign-up floor
The age of digital consent is the age at which a person can agree to online terms and data processing without a parent. Below, Kling AI, Midjourney, Pika and SkyReels show how the wording varies. From 4 source pages, read 2026-09-25; no maker pays to be listed.
The age of digital consent is the age at which a person can agree to online terms and data processing without a parent. It varies by country, which is why several texts state a number and add the local age if higher.
Where a text ties its floor to digital consent, a thirteen-year-old in one country and a sixteen-year-old in another may face different rules under the same policy.
1How vendors word it
| Tool | What the text says | Field |
|---|---|---|
| Kling AI | 13, or the local minimum age where higher | Age |
| Midjourney | 13 and the local age of digital consent; a parent agrees below consent age | Age |
| Pika | 18 or older, and at the local age of digital consent | Age |
| SkyReels | 13 or the local minimum; under 18 need a parent or guardian's permission | Age |
Inclusion rule. Tools in the register whose quoted text uses the term or a direct equivalent; one statement per tool. Order. Alphabetical by tool name.
Anyone under the age of 13 or other minimum age as defined under applicable laws of your jurisdiction ("Minimum Age") shall not use the Services.
Kling AI Terms of Service
You confirm that You are at least 13 years old and meet the minimum age of digital consent in Your country.
Midjourney Terms of Service
you state that you are at least 18 years old and meet the minimum age of digital consent in your country
Pika Terms of Service
- Section 2.1(a)13, or the local minimum age where higherEligibility
- Section 213 and the local age of digital consent; a parent agrees below consent ageAge requirements
- Section 318 or older, and at the local age of digital consentWho may use the Service
- Section 1(d)13 or the local minimum; under 18 need a parent or guardian's permissionEligibility
2What one generator puts on screen
Policy wording in “Age of digital consent” meets production here; SceneMixer's pages describe its side like this:
A face becomes specific through things that can be drawn: the shape of the jaw and brow, the set of the eyes, the nose bridge, the lips, skin tone, hair line and cut, age as it shows on the face, and one unmistakable anchor.
SceneMixer, How to Describe a Character’s Face So the Model Draws This Person and Not a Generic Pretty One (read 2026-10-13)
Every character comes out of the script read with a voice described in words — age, weight, pace, where it sits.
SceneMixer, How Character Voices Work (read 2026-10-13)