UndressMe AI Review

Sub-Scores by Criterion

• Privacy (30%)7.4 / 10

  Explicit written-consent clause, 24-hour deletion of uploads and a 48-hour removal pledge are rare in this category. Deductions: an account is mandatory (Google Sign-In in our session), no operator is named, and the two policies disagree on accepted payment methods.

• Quality (25%)7.0 / 10

  Clean results on 3 of our 5 control images (frontal, well-lit portraits); visible seams on the 2 images with patterned clothing or a side pose. Video effects are plentiful (92 listed) but short.

• Price (20%)7.2 / 10

  About $0.50 per image on the $9.99 pack and $0.25 on the $49.99 pack; a daily login bonus covers roughly one image. Gems are non-refundable and web gems cannot be moved to the Telegram bot.

• Speed (15%)7.5 / 10

  Standard-queue images returned in 31–74 seconds (median 46 seconds) across 5 timed runs; one 9-gem video effect took about 3 minutes. The fast-track queue on paid packs was not timed.

• Support (10%)6.5 / 10

  Public API documentation, a take-it-down page and dated legal texts (June 5, 2026) are in place; there is no ticket system, no company name and no published support hours — email only.

Weighted total: 7.4×0.30 + 7.0×0.25 + 7.2×0.20 + 7.5×0.15 + 6.5×0.10 = 7.185 → 7.2/10. Weights per How we rate: privacy 30%, quality 25%, price 20%, speed 15%, support 10%.

• Session: August 20, 2026, own account created with a dedicated editorial Google account; 5 control images of editorial team members and consenting adults per our Responsible AI policy. Clothoff AI accepts no uploads — every generation ran inside the reviewed tool.
• Speed: 5 timed image runs on the standard queue returned in 31–74 seconds, median 46 seconds; one 9-gem video effect finished in about 3 minutes. The fast-track queue sold with paid packs was not timed — scheduled for the retest.
• Price: the 60-gem pack at $9.99 works out to about $0.50 per 3-gem image; the 600-gem pack at $49.99 brings it to $0.25. The daily login claim added 3 gems in our session — one image per day.
• Retention per policy: uploads and results stored encrypted for up to 24 hours, then deleted; logs of attempted uploads of minors kept up to 6 years; account data until account deletion (terms and privacy policy dated June 5, 2026, accessed September 3, 2026).
• Consent tooling: an age-estimation model blocks suspected minors and shows a “prohibited content” message; the terms require written consent records for any real face other than your own. A take-it-down page with a 48-hour pledge is published.
• Quality: 3 of 5 control images came back without visible artifacts; the 2 images with patterned clothing or a side pose showed seams at the waistline. No resolution or watermark policy is documented at test time.

Retest SLA: every score is re-tested within 90 days of publication — next check by December 2, 2026. Corrections: editorial@clothoff.ai · Editorial policy.

Prices are in U.S. dollars as displayed on September 3, 2026 and can change without notice; the provider’s own page is the binding source. Our editorial policy requires a re-check within 90 days.

A Good Fit If

• You want pay-per-use packs rather than a subscription and generate a handful of images a month.
• You value a stated 24-hour deletion window and a written removal deadline.
• You already use Telegram and prefer paying with Stars or crypto.

Look Elsewhere If

• You want email-only signup without a Google account — see the Pornworks review.
• You need a fast queue included in the base price; here it is tied to paid packs.
• You require a named operator, refund terms or a support desk with published hours.

Privacy carries 30% of the score. UndressMe AI earns 7.4 here for three commitments we rarely see written down: uploads and results are deleted after 24 hours, real faces other than your own require written consent records, and removal requests are honored within 48 hours. The deductions come from the mandatory account (Google Sign-In in our session), the absence of any company or operator name, and a payment-method mismatch between the terms (crypto and Telegram) and the privacy policy (which adds card processors).

“stored on secure servers for up to 24 hours from the time it is created, after which it is immediately and irrevocably deleted.”

— UndressMe AI Terms of Service (last updated June 5, 2026), accessed via /go/undressme-ai/ on Sep 3, 2026

The policy also states that logs of attempted uploads of minors are kept for up to 6 years and may be shared with law enforcement, and that the service is not intended for anyone under 18. Deletion requests go through the account interface or the contact email in the policy. For how other reviewed tools handle retention, see the free-tier undress apps nomination and the video tools nomination.

This section is informational and not legal advice. Under the TAKE IT DOWN Act (Pub. L. 119-12, signed May 19, 2025), publishing a non-consensual intimate image of a real person is a federal crime, and since May 19, 2026 covered platforms must remove reported images within 48 hours; the FTC can seek civil penalties of $53,088 per violation. UndressMe AI states in its terms that it is not a “covered platform” because users cannot publish content on the site, yet it adopts the same 48-hour pledge voluntarily. Several states additionally require age verification for adult sites — see state age verification. Only use photos of yourself or of consenting adults 18+ (Responsible AI); to report an image, use Report NCII or the provider’s take-it-down page.

“a covered platform shall, as soon as possible, but not later than 48 hours after receiving such request— (A) remove the intimate visual depiction; and (B) make reasonable efforts to identify and remove any known identical copies of such depiction.”

— TAKE IT DOWN Act, Pub. L. 119-12, §3(a)(3), GovInfo, accessed September 3, 2026