DeepNude
DeepNude is gone. This is what replaced it.
DeepNude went up in June 2019 and its author took it down four days later. What survived is the idea rather than the code: hand a model a clothed photograph and have it render what is underneath. Several image-model generations later the output no longer looks like a body pasted into someone else's picture, and it no longer has to stay still.
Undress
1221Try it on a photo, freeOne tap with Telegram, Google, X or Discord. One image and one Undress photo, free, per account. No card.
How it works now
Upload the photo
A clear shot beats a big one. Full length, waist up or a selfie, in JPG, PNG or WebP.
Tap Undress
No prompt to write. The preset conditions on your whole photograph, not just the clothed region, which is the part the 2019 version could not do.
Take it further
The result lands in your private studio and can become the first frame of a video: 5 seconds for 24 Coins, act presets from 21, Duo Mode from 79, a six-scene movie for 119.
What DeepNude actually did
It ran one generative network trained on a narrow set of images, and it did the same thing to every picture: replace the clothed region with a generated body of roughly the right shape. It worked on women only, it wanted a straight-on shot, and the seam between the original photograph and the generated part was usually visible. Its author withdrew it within days of release, and the copies that still circulate under the name are not his.
What changed since
Two things, and the second matters more. Models stopped generating a body in isolation and started conditioning on the entire photograph, so skin tone, shadow direction and camera angle come out of your image rather than out of the training set. That same conditioning is what made video possible: a frame built this way can be handed to a video model as its opening frame, which turns one picture into a moving clip of the same person.
What it costs
One undressed image costs 12 Coins, and the first is on the house, as is one generated image; no card is involved in either. Beyond that you buy Coins in packs, the smallest $4.99 for 65. There is no membership and no renewal date, and whatever you do not spend simply stays there.
Ways to pay
Three routes. A card, through the Card and more option, which also carries Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, Pix and SEPA. Telegram Stars, which asks for no card and clears in about a minute. Or crypto, in USDT, BTC and a long list besides. Whichever you pick, billing uses a neutral descriptor that does not name the site.
What happens to your photo, and what you may upload
Uploads and results are private to your account and erased after 12 hours. Nothing is published anywhere and nothing trains a model. The rules are short: 18 and over, your own photo or one an adult agreed to. Prompts that name minors, public figures or non-consensual scenes are refused automatically. An uploaded photograph is not identity-checked, so the consent is yours to hold, and anyone can report a result on the Content removal page.
FAQ
Can I still download DeepNude?
No. The author took it down in 2019 and never put it back. Files circulating under the name are not his, and are widely reported to carry malware. This runs in the browser with nothing to install.
Is this the same thing as DeepNude?
It is the same idea built on newer models. The difference that matters is that it conditions on your whole photograph rather than swapping a region, so pose, light and skin tone carry across, and the result can be turned into video.
Does the first one cost anything?
No. Each account gets one undressed image and one generated image without a card. From the second one it is 12 Coins, and 65 Coins costs $4.99.
Is there anything to install?
No. It is a web page. Sign-in is one tap through Telegram, Google, X or Discord.
How long does one take?
Between 20 and 40 seconds, for most pictures.
What payment methods are there?
A card through Card and more, which also covers Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, Pix and SEPA; Telegram Stars with no card at all; or crypto in USDT, BTC and others. Billing uses a neutral descriptor that does not name the site.
Do you keep what I upload?
No. Both the upload and the result are erased after 12 hours, and neither is ever published or used as training data.
Who can I legally do this to?
Yourself, or an adult who has agreed. Prompts that name minors, public figures or non-consensual scenes are refused automatically. An uploaded photograph is not identity-checked, so the consent is yours to hold, and anyone can report a result on the Content removal page.
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