XHS Content Compliance Checker.
Paste your post copy. We'll flag prohibited claims, medical triggers and platform rule risks before you hit publish.
Part of our XHS / RedNote hub for Malaysian & Singaporean businesses.
This checker scans pasted XHS/RedNote post copy against 5 platform-specific rule categories — prohibited claims, medical triggers and platform rule risks among them — before publishing, flagging each match against the platform's own content-compliance categories rather than a generic ad-copy checklist built for a different platform's rules.
The full XHS content compliance checklist
Use this as a pre-publish reference alongside the checker above — save or screenshot this section as your standing checklist.
XHS content compliance checker, in depth
The supporting detail behind each section of this page, by topic. 3 topics
In depth
Educational self-check — not legal advice. This tool flags common platform content-policy triggers based on general RedNote/XHS guidance. It doesn't replace confirming borderline content against the platform's current published rules.
In depth
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- shakalakaa (Plixitt Solutions). “XHS Content Compliance Checklist & Checker.”
- https://shakalakaa.my/tools/xhs-content-checker · Updated 2026-10-15
- Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
- shakalakaa (Plixitt Solutions). "XHS Content Compliance Checklist & Checker." https://shakalakaa.my/tools/xhs-content-checker. Updated 2026-10-15. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Why XHS content compliance is different from ad compliance
Most brands preparing for RedNote (Xiaohongshu/XHS) focus on account verification and paid ads compliance, but organic note copy carries its own set of content-policy risks that get posts throttled, flagged or removed even without a single ad dollar spent.
Absolute claims ("guaranteed," "100% effective"), medical/health language implying a cure or treatment, and superlatives ("best," "No. 1") all draw the same kind of scrutiny they would in ad copy — but because notes look like organic recommendations, creators often don't apply the same discipline they would to an ad.
Two categories are specific to how the platform actually works: external contact-info workarounds (phone numbers, WhatsApp links, "DM me for pricing") get flagged because they try to move engagement off-platform, and MLM/guaranteed-income language gets flagged regardless of industry because it's a recurring platform-wide abuse pattern.
This checker runs your pasted copy against all of these categories at once, then lists watermark/branding rules separately since those apply to the image or video itself, not the caption text.
If you're preparing content for a regulated vertical like aesthetic or dental clinics, pair this with our KKM ad checker or MDC ad checker — XHS content rules and Malaysian healthcare advertising rules overlap on medical claims but aren't the same thing, and clinic content needs to clear both.
For the account and strategy layer around this, see XHS content creation, XHS marketing and XHS verification; the XHS Malaysia guide and XHS medical tourism guide go deeper on category-specific content strategy.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the XHS content compliance checklist?
It's a set of rules covering the areas RedNote (Xiaohongshu/XHS) most often flags or removes content for: prohibited absolute claims, medical/health claims, banned superlatives, external contact-info workarounds, watermark/branding rules and MLM or guaranteed-income language. This tool runs your pasted post copy against those rules automatically.
Does this tool check images or only text?
Text only — paste your caption/post copy and it flags language-based risks. Watermark and image-branding rules are listed as a manual-check reminder since they can't be assessed from text alone.
Why does XHS restrict external contact info in posts?
Platforms generally restrict content that tries to move users off-platform (phone numbers, WhatsApp links, "DM me" workarounds) because it undercuts their own engagement and monetisation — flagged posts risk reduced reach or removal even if the offer itself is legitimate.
Is this specific to Malaysian/Singapore businesses?
The rules reflect general platform content policy rather than a specific market, but the tool is built for MY/SG brands posting in the XHS content compliance context we work in daily, alongside our clinic-focused KKM and MDC checkers.
Is this legal or compliance advice?
No — this is an educational self-check against common platform content-policy triggers, not legal advice or a guarantee against removal. Confirm anything borderline against the platform's current published guidelines.