About Clothoff AI: An Independent Review Project

Summary

• Clothoff AI is an independent editorial project, not a registered company; editorial responsibility rests with the Clothoff AI Editorial Team.
• The site publishes reviews, rankings, and comparisons of third-party undress apps; it is not an app, a generator, or an upload service.
• Every score follows one published method: five weighted criteria (privacy 30, quality 25, price 20, speed 15, support 10), a 0–10 scale, and a dated Editorial Test Note.
• Funding comes from affiliate commissions on 6 of the 15 reviewed tools; commissions never change a score or a rank.
• The project has no affiliation with any look-alike website or app that uses a similar name.
• Corrections go to editorial@clothoff.ai and are acknowledged within 5 business days.
• Consent first: only your own photos or photos of consenting adults (18+); see Responsible AI.

Who Is Behind Clothoff AI?

Clothoff AI is an independent editorial project. It is not a registered company and has no corporate parent. Editorial responsibility: the Clothoff AI Editorial Team, which signs every page as an organization; no personal author profiles are published, and no person is named as a spokesperson.

The team's work is limited to reading, testing, measuring, and writing. Nobody on the team builds, hosts, or resells an undress tool, and the project holds no stake in any reviewed service. The rules that keep it that way are written down in the Editorial policy.

Contact: editorial@clothoff.ai · contact form · we typically respond within 5 business days. Legal and takedown notices: legal@clothoff.ai · DMCA: dmca@clothoff.ai · NCII reports: ncii@clothoff.ai · Privacy requests: privacy@clothoff.ai.

What This Site Is, and What It Is Not

The name confuses some visitors because unrelated apps and websites use similar spellings. The table below states the scope of this project in plain terms.

What Do We Test, and Why?

The catalog covers 15 undress-AI tools that appear in US search results for undress and clothes-removal queries: 6 with partner programs and 9 without. Each tool goes through the same protocol: the same fixed set of consented control images, timed runs, a dated pricing snapshot, and a reading of its privacy, retention, and removal terms. Results are published as an editor score on a 0–10 scale with a dated Editorial Test Note.

The reason is practical. These services handle intimate imagery, and their privacy terms, retention windows, and removal routes differ far more than their marketing suggests. Privacy therefore carries the largest weight (30 of 100 points) in the rating method, ahead of output quality, price, speed, and support.

Rankings live on Undress AI rankings; category guides cover AI nude generators and clothes-removal apps; every scored tool has a review under All reviews. Tools that fail the consent or minors checks are delisted rather than scored.

How Is the Project Funded?

This site is funded by affiliate commissions from some of the tools we review. When a reader follows a labeled sponsored link and later pays for a subscription, the vendor pays a commission; the reader pays nothing extra. Six reviewed tools currently have partner programs; the other 9 are reviewed with the same protocol and appear in the same rankings.

Commissions never change a score, a rank, or a verdict, and no vendor sees a review before publication. Disclosures follow the FTC Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255), which define a clear and conspicuous disclosure in §255.0(f) and require a material connection to be stated where readers will notice it:

“When there exists a connection between the endorser and the seller of the advertised product that might materially affect the weight or credibility of the endorsement, and that connection is not reasonably expected by the audience, such connection must be disclosed clearly and conspicuously.”

— 16 CFR §255.5, Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising, accessed September 3, 2026, law.cornell.edu

The complete list of partner programs, the redirect and labeling rules, and the placement of disclosures on each page are documented in the Affiliate disclosure.

How Do We Handle Consent and Safety?

Only use photos of yourself or of adults (18+) who have given explicit consent. Creating or sharing intimate images of a real person without consent is a federal crime under the TAKE IT DOWN Act. See our Responsible AI policy.

The same rule applies to the editorial team. Test runs use a fixed set of the team's own control photos of consenting adults and synthetic images; no photo of a third party is ever uploaded to a reviewed tool. Sample imagery shown on review pages is AI-generated output from a reviewed tool and is labeled as such under the AI content policy.

The TAKE IT DOWN Act (Public Law 119-12, signed May 19, 2025) obliges covered platforms to remove reported non-consensual intimate imagery within 48 hours; the FTC has enforced that duty since May 19, 2026 (FTC guidance). This site hosts no user imagery, but it applies the same 48-hour response target to reports sent through Report NCII, and it delists any reviewed tool that lacks a working removal route.

How Can You Reach Us or Request a Correction?

Every page carries the date of its last update. If a fact, price, or score looks wrong, email editorial@clothoff.ai with the page URL and a source; the team acknowledges within 5 business days and publishes a dated correction note when the claim is confirmed. The full procedure is in the Editorial policy.

• Editorial and corrections: editorial@clothoff.ai
• Legal notices: legal@clothoff.ai · Copyright: dmca@clothoff.ai (DMCA procedure)
• Non-consensual imagery: ncii@clothoff.ai (Report NCII, 48-hour response target)
• Privacy and data requests: privacy@clothoff.ai (Data request)

The project has no public office; all notices are accepted by email. The Contact page lists every role address and its response target, and the Transparency report summarizes the requests received.

Related Policies

• Editorial policy — independence, sourcing, corrections, and the 90-day retest rule
• How we rate — the five weighted criteria and the test protocol
• Affiliate disclosure — partner programs and how sponsored links are labeled
• Transparency report — takedown, NCII, and data requests received
• Responsible AI — consent rules and safety commitments
• Contact — role addresses and response targets