Trust and transparency
Here is how Storyvalo handles sources, AI-generated media and stock footage today. This page describes what the product does and where its checks stop. It is not a legal guarantee.
Check script claims against your sources
When a video starts from a webpage, document or other source, Storyvalo lists the factual claims in the draft and labels each one Supported, Inferred, Unsupported or User-provided, with the exact supporting excerpt where one was found. Inspect the evidence before rendering, or turn on strict verification to block rendering until the check is complete and nothing needs your attention.
Support is checked against extracted source text, not the visual content of photos, diagrams or PDF pages. A supported claim is not a guarantee that it is true.
Mark AI-generated media
Exports that contain AI-generated media carry an IPTC disclosure in their XMP file metadata. You can also add an optional visible AI-generated label to a video.
Treat this marking as a disclosure, not proof of authenticity. It does not verify the factual claims in your video, and platforms can remove metadata during upload. Keep any disclosure your publishing platform requires.
No real people in photographic videos
The Realistic (photographic) style is not for depicting real, identifiable people, including public figures, because Storyvalo cannot verify their consent. Automatic checks refuse requests that name well-known public figures or ask for a deepfake, face swap or impersonation of a specific person, as well as imitations of real news, bodycam, surveillance or war footage with fake timestamps, tickers or station logos.
These checks look for known names and wording, so they cannot catch every request. Use fictional characters, and remain responsible for what you create and publish.
Licensed stock with credits kept
Stock photos and clips come from Pexels under the Pexels License. Storyvalo keeps the contributor credit and licence link with each imported item, shows them with the scene and includes them in downloadable publishing notes. Only the search words you enter are sent to Pexels.
A stock licence does not clear every person, trademark or property shown, and stock illustrates a scene rather than showing your own product, staff or customers. Do not imply an endorsement.
What we do not promise
Storyvalo does not guarantee that a video is accurate, unique, free of third-party rights or suitable for a particular use. Review every scene, source and credit before you publish. You remain responsible for permissions, claims and publication decisions, as our Terms describe. Terms
Report a concern
Email info@storyvalo.com about a rights, likeness or labelling concern. Include the video link and what needs attention.