How to undress a photo with AI, start to finish
Ten minutes of reading saves four wasted credits. This is the whole flow, plus the mistakes that account for most bad results.
1. Open the bot
Everything happens inside Telegram: open the chat and press Start. Ten credits appear in your balance. There is no account to create, no email to confirm and nothing to install — if you are on a desktop, the Telegram web client works just as well.
2. Choose the right photo
This is the step that decides the result, and it is the one people skip.
- One person, facing the camera. The model reads a silhouette; two people in frame split its attention and a profile hides half of it.
- Even light. Hard shadows across the torso get interpreted as shape, and the result inherits them.
- Clothes that follow the body. A dress or a top is easy. A winter coat is guesswork, because the outline under it is not in the picture at all.
- Hands away from the torso. Crossed arms are the most common cause of a result that looks melted.
- 768 pixels or more on the short side. Beyond that you are only adding upload time.
3. Send it
Drop the photo into the chat. There is no menu to pick from first: a photo means “undress this”, which is the single decision that makes the flow fast. Eight credits are taken and the bot replies with an order number and an estimate, usually about ten seconds.
4. Read the result honestly
The model has invented a body that matches the pose. It is not a recovery of anything, and it will not be perfect on the first run every time. If it is wrong, run the same photo again — each run is a fresh sample and the second one frequently fixes the first one's mistake. If it is wrong the same way twice, the photo is the problem, not the attempt.
5. Save it, because it expires
Results live 24 hours on our disk and then they are deleted, along with the photo you sent. That is a privacy decision rather than a storage one, but it does mean you have to save anything you want to keep. The link in the chat is signed and stops working even sooner.
What to do with the other two credits
Ten minus eight leaves two, which does not cover a second photo. On purpose: the free run is there to show you the quality, not to be the product. Daily check-in adds three credits, an invited friend who actually generates something adds ten, and connecting your own bot through @BotFather adds a hundred once. The first top-up carries +55% extra credits on top of the pack.
Video is a different thing
A video effect costs twenty credits and needs an active day pass, which comes with any pack. The reason is blunt: a five-second clip costs us roughly twenty times the GPU time of a photo. If video is what you came for, the $4 pack is the cheapest door.
The rules we actually enforce
Adults only, and only people who agreed to it. Photos that look like a minor are refused and the account is closed — there is no warning step. If something of you is here that should not be, the removal page is answered within 48 hours.
Questions
How many credits does one photo cost?
Eight. You start with ten, so the first one is covered.
Can I undo a bad result?
There is nothing to undo — just run it again. A failed job refunds itself automatically.
Where are my old results?
Deleted after 24 hours. Save anything you want to keep.