Undress.cc

Mr. Porn Geek visits Undress.cc

What’s up, porn addicts? Your favorite reviewer here – today, I’m headed over to a spot called Undress.cc. This is a deepnude AI project that wants to give you the ability to see chicks naked for free – so long as you’ve got a picture to provide. I’m always interested in places that utilize artificial intelligence, especially when it comes to images and videos since, let’s face it, the tech there is getting pretty decent. What will I find at Undress.cc? I’ll have to create an account and test it out to see what the deal is. So, let’s get down to business and give a deep dive into this spot. I’m keen as a bean to provide you with a full, honest review of what Undress brings to the table for those seeking free nude creating tech online.

Trying out Undress.cc

What’s interesting about Undress.cc is that you’re allowed to go ahead and upload an image – at which point the AI will work its magic – but it comes back blurry. I initially thought this was a glitch, but after looking around, it was evident what the problem was: this website wants us to remove the blur by pressing a button! This sends alarm bells ringing: what’s the deal here?! Well, when you press ‘remove blur’, you’re required to provide an email address, Discord account or a Google login. Undress.cc makes you commit that you’re not using other people’s photographs without their permission – I mean, really? How many guys and girls are coming here and uploading media of themselves? The chances are slim to none, so I don’t think it’s even worth entertaining the idea that they’re serious when it comes to this. Mr. Porn Geek knows better when it comes to AI porn: these guys are joking and then some.

For reference, I tried out this project utilizing a picture of Kim Kardashian. The great thing is that I’ve seen her nude before, and she’s not really opposed to getting the girls out – I mean, what else was I going to use? My mom? Don’t be disgusting! But I will try later, for science, at least. Anyhow, I went through the Google authentication process and was then shown the full image – with a massive watermark actually covering what I wanted to see. I guess I didn’t provide a decent source image, since the outcome really didn’t blend in the rest of her body with the new nudity. It was okay, but I’ve seen a hell of a lot better.

Other images on Undress.cc

I tried to throw some easy images at Undress.cc next: one problem I did come across was the simple fact that the website was unable to handle Webp content – it seems that PNG and JPG are the main ways that you’re going to upload media here. When I uploaded the second image, I was given the ability to use a few different modes – undress is default, but you can pick BDSM, bikini and lingerie, as well as a few others. There are also quality options, but as you can probably imagine, this is going to be determined a lot by the source media you use. It also uses 2K, 4K and 8K as resolutions, but these tend to apply to videos instead of images – what gives? It’s okay to have different quality settings, but just label them as normal, good and great or whatever.

I actually picked a bikini picture next, with the model straight on – it did pretty well. The site then prompted me to use credits to create more content though, so I guess it’s worth talking a little bit about that side of things so you know what the deal is. Sadly, there are different plan levels that aren’t just credit based – this has never been my favorite way of doing this type of thing, but I’ll explain how it works.

Credits at Undress.cc

So the entry level, basic plan is $11 for 15 credits – that’s not really worth buying if you ask me. The next tier is 90 credits for $24, so you’re paying about twice the price but getting three times as many credits per dollar that you spend. The final level is 600 credits for $49 – this includes undress mode, the alleged 4K quality and no watermarks. I’m not a fan of charging people for content you create and adding watermarks to it anyway, so what’s the deal here – if I’ve coughed up some cash for you to create an AI image for me, you shouldn’t have a watermark as default in that situation. Mr. Porn Geek appreciates that if you’re a serious user of this type of technology, you’re going for the 600 credit option anyway, but I dislike that extra features are gated behind a huge purchase.

The reason why is pretty simple: if you try the sample tool like I did, and it didn’t work out so well, you’re now going to either leave or pay a bunch of money and hope that what you get on the other side is worth it. The technology here is pretty good, and the nudes that I got (five it total while testing) were decent, but the technology is new and I don’t like the tiers of pricing. Let me try more things for free – then we’ll talk about the money involved and stuff.

Final thoughts on Undress.cc

When push comes to shove, can I endorse this project? It’s not terrible – but it’s definitely feature light and I’d like to see them change how the finances are handled. Some images don’t do so well – that’s obviously not great. I also dislike the promise that you won’t use it for pictures that you don’t have consent for: that’s obviously not going to be the case, and they know it. Mr. Porn Geek doesn’t mind Undress.cc, but I think there will be highly viable and competitive alternatives that come along in no time at all.