Short answer: Typeshutter lets you control whether generated media remains private or becomes visible in public areas of the platform.
Steps
Open the media item from your library.
Review its current visibility.
Choose whether to keep it private, publish it, or add it to a public collection.
Check the public page if you want to confirm how it appears to others.
Notes
Public media may appear in Explore, tag pages, profiles, and collections.
Moderated, removed, or private media is not publicly visible.
Do not publish content you do not have rights to share.
Your prompt stays private. A public post never shows other people the prompt or the tool direction you typed.
A public post created with a guided AI tool shows other people a Made with row naming the tool, with a Try it button. You do not see that row on your own posts. The post can also appear in the Made with this tool section on that tool's page. There is no setting to hide this; make the post private or delete it to remove the association. See Use Typeshutter AI Tools.
Public images are all rights reserved unless you grant permission, and their license metadata names you as the creator and copyright holder. See the Typeshutter Image License.
A public post can appear behind a Sensitive content warning for viewers who have not chosen to display sensitive media. You always see your own posts without the warning.
Troubleshooting
If public media is not visible, check visibility settings and moderation status.
If a public link shows 404, the media may be private, removed, or still processing.
If your public tool post is not on the tool page, that is expected for most posts: the section shows a small selection of recent public posts from featured profiles.