Check the permitted premise first
Pornographic content is not supported under Character.AI's policy. Its service-wide restrictions are not a character setting you can switch off. Paying for a subscription or changing the prompt does not grant permission to bypass them.
We support SFW conversation and permitted adult fictional roleplay for eligible adults. Our content restrictions remain in force, as does age assurance where required. Adult access does not authorize every subject or every kind of image.
Carry over a definition, not an account history
Before importing permitted material into SpicyChat, review its personality, greeting and visibility settings, and make sure you have the rights to reuse it. Importing a character definition does not transfer the original account or its saved chats.
A model contributes more than the character's name and setup text. The same definition can lead to different wording, pacing, recall and behavior under another model. Familiar material is not an assurance that the new conversation will reproduce the old experience.
Look at how you can shape the conversation
We offer personas, model selection, conversation memory, Lorebooks and Rulebooks, with media access depending on subscription. Check what the other service currently provides for the same tasks. Similar labels do not establish that settings behave alike.
A shared non-explicit premise can help: ask a restaurant owner about a delivery that has not arrived, then return to the detail later. Notice whether the character answers, leaves your decisions to you and keeps the relevant facts consistent. One reply is not evidence of either service's overall factual reliability.
Questions
Can I assume an adult scene permitted here is permitted on Character.AI?
No. Our rules allow permitted adult fictional roleplay for eligible users, while Character.AI's policy does not support pornographic content. Each service's content restrictions determine what you can use there.
Will importing a character bring its previous conversations with it?
No. A compatible character-definition file is not the account's saved chat history. Review what the file actually contains rather than expecting earlier conversations to appear after importing it.