Midjourney: violence and gore

The violence and gore label for Midjourney is “Graphic named”, read from its Community Guidelines. 6 of the 27 tools carry this label; the others are Adobe Firefly, Krea, Moonvalley, PixVerse and Runway. From 1 source page, read 2026-09-25; no maker pays to be listed.

Gore includes images of detached body parts of humans or animals, cannibalism, blood, violence (images of shooting or bombing someone, for instance)

Midjourney Community Guidelines

Do not create or attempt to create gore or adult content. Avoid making visually shocking or disturbing content.

Midjourney Community Guidelines

• What is considered gore
  Gore is barred and defined to include blood and images of shooting or bombing someoneMidjourney Community Guidelines / recorded 2026-09-25
• SFW content only
  Visually shocking or disturbing content is to be avoidedMidjourney Community Guidelines / recorded 2026-09-25

1How the label was read

The label is the narrowest reading of the words quoted above; the full statements are listed with their sources.

Midjourney's definition turns gore into a checklist a script can be read against: blood, detached body parts, images of shooting or bombing someone. A scene that stops before any of those is outside the definition as written.

Inclusion rule. All 27 tools in the register, whether or not they have a detail page on this field. Order. Alphabetical by tool name.

2Read next

• Midjourney, all seven fields
• Violence and gore across all 27 tools
• Krea on violence and gore
• Moonvalley on violence and gore

Scenes these statements name: animal harm, blood gore, fight, horror, weapon.