Content Safety API is a free toolkit developed by Google to help increase the capacity to review child sexual abuse material (CSAM) content in a way that requires fewer people to be exposed to it.

By using deep neural networks for image processing, the tool assists reviewers in sorting through many images by prioritizing the most likely CSAM content for review.

Organizations interested in using the Content Safety API service can do so via this form.

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