AI Undressing Apps?

[paulyshoresituation]

So when I was reading on the forums and someone had posted about AI Undressing Apps. That is obviously creepy for many and a turn on for some. Does anyone know of any good apps for this? So you basically put a picture of someone and then it undresses them? Does it need to be full body or it could be just the upper part? But these programs obviously need to show the face for it to work right?


The thing is I want to use this on my laptop and not a phone for obvious reason. I use a Chromebook. Since I use a Chromebook, it's like an Android phone. Anyone have good recommendations for this?


So you basically upload any photo you have and then it does an AI undress photo of that person? Is there any site that allows you to just upload the photo and then it shows it or you need to download the actual program into the computer? So no issue with Chromebook since Android right? Or many require windows or Mac? Which programs are good and look realistic? Are all those paying or there are free ones that are good? Now if you put a few photos of someone differently at different times, will the nudes of that person look similar or it would be far off? Like imagine a picture of someone wearing regular clothes vs say they wearing a bikini but their face looks the same.

[hyapet]

All I can say is ...

Don't pay money. You don't have to pay money. The ones that ask for money are working (usually) with older AI models that are still ... really, not the best. Like, one picture will come out amazing, and then another one will come like complete trash. It'll just be a whole segment of pixelated blocks and meshed colors - complete nothing. But - there's no refund. You can't get your money back.

And then, when you ask the program to do it again, it likewise produces the same output. For whatever reason, AI programs can often get into "ruts." Like, you ask it to do something super simple, like remove a bra strap, but no matter what inputs you put in or where you designate the area to be changed, a bra strap always gets put in there.

There are amazing programs out there that you can use for free - but, it requires greater photo editing knowledge. You have to actually be somewhat capable with photoshop and stuff like that. It's not rocket science, but if you really want to get the biggest bang out of what you're producing, an actual knowledge of how to use photoshop will take what you produce so much further.

Like, you're pretty much left to the whims of the AI program if you don't know how to edit photos. But, if you do, and you find that you would want the breast to look just a touch different, you can then reshape it yourself, and then use the AI to cover up and rough spots in that transition.

It's a whole thing. I'm not going to start listing sources - because - those that exist will only have a greater chance of being shut down if people start going and nudifying people without their consent. That's up to you to find. What I will say though, again, don't pay money for it.

Even the good ones - aren't as good as the free ones. And purposefully so. If you have to hit the submit button eight times instead of just once - that's eight times the amount of tickets you're spending. Take it from me - don't use the pay sites.

That being said - without knowledge of actual image manipulation - you're pretty much left to the whims of what the AI wants to dream up. Sometimes the AI comes up with something absolutely incredible. Other times, you're hitting the "transform" button for the three hundredth time.

Be careful. People get put into jail for this shit. Whatever you do - don't post your creations online. Don't send them to your friends. Don't advertise that you're doing it. And make sure that the site doesn't automatically post what you make either.

Don't be a fucking moron.

[paulyshoresituation]

So these programs or sites, you can't just upload a picture of a woman and then it automatically does an AI nude photo? Say it could be someone you know or it could be a celebrity picture.


Or say it could be a pornstar with clothes... well how would the AI do here? Would it replicate how the pornstar looks while nude very well like it is actually going to show exactly how she looks nude?


What program or site can you just upload a photo and it does a nude? Or there isn't nothing like that? Or if there is, it isn't that good then? I have no Photoshop or any of that experience.

[otto1219]

@hyapet
thanks!

an actual knowledge of how to use photoshop will take what you produce so much further.

do you mean knowing how to use tools like liquify, or something else more basis?

make sure that the site doesn't automatically post what you make either

How can you be sure of that? Are there sites that show other users works?

[otto1219]

Just an addendum…
such images I’ve seen frequently have funky teeth. Sometimes 6 fingers, etc
And comments about that?

[hyapet]

You're going to have to do a bit of your own research, paulyshoresituation. I'm not going to explain how the whole thing works for you here. It's either I spend fifteen minutes telling you about step one (which any of these sites will explain to you), or you use Google and ask some real basic questions. I'm not going to do Google's job.

Most pay sites aren't too "sketchy." They tell you what's up. If you don't want to share your models or your creations - there's a pretty big button in the options portion of your account that states whether or not your works will be shared. There's so much competition in that space - no one can really afford to start dicking around their users/customers. They also understand that a lot of folks will be nudifying people for whom they don't have the implicit agreement to do such a thing with. If they start sharing pictures that people would (rightfully) want to keep private and to themselves without their knowledge - all hell's going to break out in seconds, never mind days. So, yeah, the sites are pretty straightforward, clear, and honest in that regard.

And yeah - the photoshop required to make really good AI models even better isn't super complicated. It's a process, but I've never used liquify before. I mean, I messed around with it once a long time ago, but I never actually required it. Some things might be a touch more complex, and some things are pretty simple and straightforward.

What really helps is developing an artist's eye for proportions - knowing how big the head is supposed to be - how long the arms are - the basic shape of the human body. From all angles. Then, even when the AI gives you something that "could have been great" - you can reshape and reposition it. It's all about saving time, really. For instance ...

AI is great at filling in two things between two completed points. So, let's say I have a wrist at one end of a selection of space, and a shoulder at the other end of that selection. It's almost a 98% guarantee that the AI will put in the absolute perfect arm within that selection space between those two points.

Now let's say you're asking the AI to make something from essentially nothing. Like ... fill in a body in this space. You might get the absolute perfect body doing exactly what you asked it to do (5% chance), or you could get anything from a body morphing into a truck to a body twisting itself upside down and into itself. When you provide an "open ended problem" (one only end defined), the AI can literally imagine anything.

And that becomes the problems with hands and feet. They're the ends of the body. There is no in-between on them. That's not the only reason they don't get produced well, but knowing how to find hand samples from other images that you want, and then to successfully graft them on to your AI model, seems like it would take a lot more time, but once you become good with it, it actually takes a lot less than hoping the AI might get it right on the two hundredth try.

I know how to put hands and feet together from pretty much nothing - and how to create and color eyes as well. Things that AI is particularly weak at. Also - with skin tones - if you have a very flat and non-defined skin tone - the rest of the skin tone that the AI will make will be based off of that. So knowing how to graft on the skin "type" you want (shiny - freckly - wet/greasy - dry but defined) is also super important.

AI is great at filling in the space between two well defined points. It can also hit a surprising home run when you ask it to make something out of nothing. Actually, it can do that quite often. Just don't sit down and actually expect it to happen. You can be doing trials for an hour and get absolutely nothing.

But even within that nothing, you will find things you like. Let's say you're asking for a chubby girl to be made, but the AI keeps insisting on an hourglass figure. Just make the figure it gives you much larger in the image, and then ask the AI to repair "the already existing chubby girl." The AI will look, be like, "Ah, she is indeed chubby," and then add some actual real flab rolls or chunk.

Trial and error. But, the more you use it, the better you understand it, and likewise, the better you become. I'm no photoshop pro or anything, but I am at the point where if I need to do something I've never done before, I can ask Google what I would need to do it, look up a YouTube video on it, and then proceed to recreate it relatively quickly. Like, I just "get it" now - whereas before - there was a lot of trial and error, and a lot of times I was struggling really hard with something for hours, not realizing there was a better five minute method of doing all of that so easily.

I often go back to my older models that I worked on and am like, "Oh man ... what even," and then start sprucing them up, and I'm like, "Damn ..." at the end. "This is what I wanted it to be all along." Only for me to come back six months later, and say/do that all over again.

Really, with AI by itself, you're being handed a fish. With having some pretty basic photoshop knowledge (and a touch of skill - alongside artistic sensibility), you're being given a fishing rod.

[otto1219]

Thanks for the reply.
What would you say are the most common tools you use in Photoshop. Sounds like it could be layers, for a hand graft for example, then free transform?
How do you handle teeth that AI bangs up? Thus far I have not used PS to tweak my images post generation.

The sites I have used do not have a text interface to “tell it what I want.” The process has been, upload a picture, then using a brush tool painting the area I want nude, then click generate. You are very right about often needing to generate multiple times to get something I want.

Is there a dedicated forum for this specific topic. Clearly, though related, it is beyond the scope of this site.

Again, thanks again.

[hyapet]

Yeah - don't use the pay sites. They purposefully use outdated builds of their respective AI engines because it forces people to do more retakes. You want sites that use ads (watch some ads - get a transformation) - because, that way, if the quality is at least somewhat consistent, people will come back to watch more ads. It's more a long term thing with them, rather than paying a fee, and then trying to dry up all the "tokens" or whatever you got, so that you'll in turn have to pay for more of them.

Remember - there are different levels of knowledge on the subject - and there are sites that will take advantage of those just getting into it. But, the more time you spend, and the more you realize, "Hey, only one of out of every fifteen of these transformations is actually any good ..." you should really, really, really move on from the pay model.

And yeah - that's part of the process with making a good "skeleton" that the AI then can then easily fill in. The free transform.

So, find a hand that you like (any color, so long as it's darker (but still the same-ish skin tone), and then fit it in well enough that it looks like it's actually part of that picture. Then, if there's an already existing wrist, line it up with that using layers (obviously), typically putting the hand layer underneath the wrist one. Then, get a sample of the skin tone from the actual wrist or body that you're attaching the hand to, and then use the Curves tool to change the skin tone. After messing around with that a touch, and getting it to where it's pretty similar, attach the wrist and all the differing color layers to a single layer, and then go in and ask the AI to fix the area where the new hand meets the old wrist. Then ... suddenly ... you have a hand that's naturally attached to the wrist. Voila!

Same goes with any body part. Feet. Breasts. Whatever you want, you can make somebody have any pose you want, be doing anything you want, you just have to find good workable samples, and then attach them to one another using this technique.

If the system you're using is old (most of them are), then yeah, it'll screw up on mouths and teeth. Otherwise, you should be able to color that in, and have it produce something pretty remarkable for you every time.

There's so much to it - including using other programs that "repair and enhance your old photos to look like new" - which will correct and correlate all the different shades and colors on the girl's face. It's ultimately what you're looking for - but all the tools are out there.

If you know how to do some basic photoshop even - then everything is available to you. But, again though, if you're paying for it, even if it's just a small amount of money, don't. It can add up quick - and if you want some seriously good pictures - you'll need to use something that has a bit more control and nuance to it than just "paint it in and hope for the best."

[otto1219]

Thank you very much! Much appreciated!

[paulyshoresituation]

So there is no app or website where you could just upload a photo and then it automatically does an AI image then?

The other thing is what about voice apps? Someone mentioned a while back that if you have a recording of someone's voice, you can get that voice to say anything you type. Any thoughts on this and what site or app for that? Does the recording need to be at least so and so seconds? So the voice recording has to be that person only right and can't be a conversation between 2 people or that would mess it up?

So how long does the voice recording have to be? Say you could find a short of say Lucy Lee speaking in like a BTS scene for just a few seconds before the director or person she speaks to talks. Would that work or not?

[otto1219]

So there is no app or website where you could just upload a photo and then it automatically does an AI image then?

Yes there are, but they change. Google something like "remove clothes app” and some will come up, then it’s trial and error

[otto1219]

Just an FYI
CapCut is owned by Bytedance. In the terms and conditions it is stated that Bytedance has access to what you produce. I suppose that only happens if you sign in, and capcut can be used without signing in, but just an FYI in case you have sensitive content or would prefer NOT sharing it.