Nudify AI
Nudify is the word the category gave itself, and it describes the job badly. Nothing is uncovered. The model reads the photograph you give it and paints a new one in which the body is visible, keeping the face, the pose and the room.
Generated, not revealed
This matters for a practical reason, not a philosophical one. Because the body is invented rather than exposed, the result is as good as the evidence the picture leaves: a person standing square to the camera in daylight leaves plenty, a person half turned away in a dark bar leaves almost none.
It also means two runs of the same photograph are not identical. The pose and the face hold, the invented parts move. If a result lands wrong, running it again is often cheaper than hunting for a better source picture.
Who may be in the photograph
An adult who agreed to it. That is the whole rule, and it is the one that gets accounts closed when it is broken. Every upload is checked for apparent age before anything renders, and the check refuses when it is unsure rather than guessing.
If a picture of you turns up here, the removal form goes to a person rather than a queue, and the standing answer time is 48 hours. You do not have to be a customer to use it.
What you actually get back
A photo mode returns one image, usually inside half a minute. A video mode returns an eight-second clip at thirty frames a second, and takes minutes, because every frame is rendered and the face has to stay the same face from the first to the last.
Results live in your own gallery. There is no public feed, no shared stream and no way for another account to see them. You delete any single item yourself, and deleting removes the file.
यह कैसे काम करता है
- Sign in with Google, Telegram or an email address.
- Upload one photograph of an adult who agreed to it.
- Pick a photo mode for an image or a video mode for a clip.
इसके लिए मोड
आम सवाल
- Is nudify the same as undress?
- Yes, two names for the same job: rebuilding the covered part of a body from the visible part of a photograph.
- Why do two runs of one photo differ?
- Because the covered part is generated each time. The face and pose stay; what was invented changes.
- How fast is it?
- A photo is usually under half a minute. An eight-second clip takes minutes, because every frame is rendered.
- Can I use a photo from social media?
- Only if the person is an adult and has agreed. Where you found the picture does not change that.
- What stops somebody using a photo of a child?
- Every upload is checked for apparent age before rendering, and the check refuses when it is unsure. Accounts that keep trying are closed.
- Do I need a subscription?
- No. Credits come in packs, one payment at a time, and nothing renews by itself.
- Where do my results go?
- Into your own gallery, visible to nobody else. You can delete any of them, and deleting removes the file.
- Can I get a picture of me removed?
- Yes, through the removal form. A person reads it, and the standing answer time is 48 hours.