When submitting a deviation, you can click the + button below the preview to add an extra image. Each image in a deviation can have its own caption, so you can provide any extra context you want.

Please note that the file you upload first — before clicking the + button — will act as the deviation’s source file, and it will not be able to be re-ordered.

If you’ve already uploaded multiple images you want to submit as one deviation, you can merge them in your Studio by choosing the files you want and then selecting More actions > Merge to multi-image.

All deviants can upload up to 10 images into a single deviation, and Core Members can include up to 100 images.

If your Core Membership lapses, images in your existing deviations will remain and you’ll be able to edit and remove those images. However, you won’t be able to add more images unless you remove enough to be below 10 images in total.

When submitting an image with mature content as part of a multi-image deviation, the deviation must be labeled as Mature, even if the remaining images in the deviation don’t contain mature content.

When the NoAI label is applied to a multi-image deviation, it is applied to all images in the deviation.

If a multi-image deviation includes an image created using AI tools, the deviation must be labeled as "created with AI tools", even if all of the other images in the deviation weren’t created using AI tools. You can add captions to each image to give more context about how AI tools were used in the creation of the relevant images.

Multi-image deviations can be sold as Premium Downloads or Exclusives under the applicable terms. Please note that when selling a multi-image deviation, the listing must include a clear description of the specific files and the terms of purchase, to ensure buyers fully understand what they are purchasing.

Only the first image will be attached as a downloadable file by default. If you’d like to offer additional files or other high-resolution images from the set for download, be sure to attach these files (individually or as a ZIP) in the submission process.