playing around with different AI image tools

Interesting convo. I’ve used both Undress.cc and standard tools like Canva's background remover, and I agree — you can’t really compare them apples to apples. One’s more about reconstruction, the others are more about clean-up. Depends totally on what you're trying to do with the image, I guess.

I’ve spent the last few weeks testing various AI tools for a photography project, and I actually did a deep dive comparing several platforms. Most of the popular ones like Remove.bg and Fotor are great for background or blemish removal, but they don’t really touch clothing or body-layer manipulation — and that’s where Undress.cc really stands out. It’s specifically designed for clothes removal in images, using AI to generate a sort of predicted version of the body beneath clothing layers. It’s not perfect and obviously comes with a bunch of ethical concerns, but from a tech perspective, it’s surprisingly advanced.

I tested it with several sample photos (with consent from the models of course), and the results were smoother and more realistic than I expected. Definitely more nuanced than other apps that simply blur or erase areas. I think its strength lies in how it reconstructs missing parts rather than just hiding or cropping them. That said, I wouldn't say it's better overall than the rest — click here. It's not your go-to for batch editing or facial retouching, for instance.