AI Undress
The most rule-bound bench in the townhouse-doorway studio: your photos, or documented consent — nothing else, ever.
The undress bench redraws clothing in a photograph: give it a picture of an adult and it returns the same person, pose and room with the outfit removed or restyled. It is the most rule-bound bench in the townhouse-doorway studio, and the rules come first for a reason. The photograph must be of you, or of an adult who gave you documented consent you could produce if asked. A stranger, an ex, a screenshot from a chat — prohibited, without exception or appeal to cleverness.
Inside those rules the craft is unremarkable studio craft: front-lit, uncluttered photographs transform cleanly, and grainy crowded ones smear. Results are private to your account, never published by the studio, and uploads are screened under the moderation policy like everything else here.
One more word about the rule, because it is the bench people test: the consent requirement is not a disclaimer the studio hides behind — it is the product. A transform tool that anyone could aim at anyone would not be a studio tool at all, and it would not stay open. The paperwork habit this bench teaches — your own media by right, other adults media by documented agreement — is the same habit that keeps professional studios, and their models, safe on every other bench in this building.
How it works here
Pass the consent check
Your own photograph, or an adult model with documented consent covering transformation. If the answer is not a plain yes, the job does not start.
Upload a clean source
Front-lit, single subject, fully in frame, the largest version you have. The bench redraws what it can see; it cannot tidy a mess first.
Transform and review
The per-job price is shown before you confirm. The result lands in your private library, and nowhere else.
Where it earns its keep
Your archive, recast
Your own photographs in a new presentation — the simplest consent case that exists.
One shoot, second set
Adult models whose written release covers transformation can offer a second set from a single session.
Generated muses, restyled
Run it on characters you rendered at the generator to restyle a frame without re-shooting the series.
Example briefs
The clean portrait
A front-lit photograph against a plain backdrop, one subject. Skin, pose and background hold with the least invention.
The generated frame
A muse from the generator bench, restyled here. Fully fictional, so the consent question answers itself.
What affects the result
| Source quality | Sharp and well-lit transforms cleanly; grain smears |
|---|---|
| Pose | Standing, near-frontal poses redraw most reliably |
| Background | Plain rooms stay put; mirrors and crowds confuse the redraw |
| Rights | Yours or documented — audited under the moderation policy; violations end accounts |
Failure modes & fixes
- Edge smearing. Low-resolution sources cannot support the redraw. Fix: start from the largest, sharpest original you hold
- Background bleed. Busy scenery leaks into the subject. Fix: crop tighter or choose the plainer photograph
- The group shot. Several people in frame is both a bad source and usually a rights problem. Fix: single-subject photographs you are entitled to use
- Expecting a showcase. Results are private by design. Fix: any publication is your own separate, deliberate act from your library
FAQ
Whose photos may I use?
Your own, or an adult who gave you documented consent you can produce. That is the complete list.
Are uploads public?
No. Uploads and results are private to your account; the studio never publishes them.
Is my source photograph kept?
Uploads live in your account under the retention terms in the privacy policy; deleting the account deletes the library.
What if I break the consent rule?
The account is closed, material is removed, and the severest categories are reported where the law requires. See the moderation policy.
Is my own photo really allowed?
Yes — your own images are the clearest case. The rule exists to protect other people, not to slow you down.
One account, every tool in the chain
Drafts, edits, animation and finishing share one credit balance and one private library. Start with the piece you need today.
Open the generator