Content Moderator documentation

The Azure Content Moderator API checks text, image, and video content for material that is potentially offensive, risky, or otherwise undesirable. Content Moderator is being deprecated in February 2024, and will be retired by February 2027. It is being replaced by Azure AI Content Safety, which offers advanced AI features and enhanced performance. Azure AI Content Safety is a comprehensive solution designed to detect harmful user-generated and AI-generated content in applications and services. Azure AI Content Safety is suitable for many scenarios such as online marketplaces, gaming companies, social messaging platforms, enterprise media companies, and K-12 education solution providers.

Azure AI Content Safety

Get Started

• Go to Azure AI Content Safety

About Content Moderator

Overview

• What is Content Moderator?

Training

• Microsoft Learn training

video

• Video moderation with Content Moderator

Analyze image content

Concept

• Image moderation

Quickstart

• Using the .NET SDK
• Using the Python SDK
• Using the Java SDK
• Using the REST API

How-To Guide

• Using the API console

Use custom image lists

Quickstart

• Using the .NET SDK
• Using the Python SDK

How-To Guide

• Using the API console

Analyze text content

Concept

• Text moderation

Quickstart

• Using the .NET SDK
• Using the Python SDK
• Using the REST API

How-To Guide

• Using the API console

Use custom terms lists

Quickstart

• Using the .NET SDK
• Using the Python SDK

How-To Guide

• Using the API console

Analyze video content

How-To Guide

• Using the .NET SDK

video

• Video moderation with Content Moderator

Reference

Reference

• Content Moderator API
• .NET SDK
• Python SDK
• Java SDK
• Node.js SDK
• Go SDK
• Azure PowerShell
• Azure Command-Line Interface (CLI)

Help and feedback

Reference

• Support and help options