UndressZone
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Written from Undress Zone's own website, checked 2026-10-10. Not yet a scored CompanionRank review.
Discovery feed position: #99
Overview
Undress Zone is a web tool that uses AI to digitally remove clothing from photos you upload. It also lists face-swap/'deepfake', 'Generate' and 'Control' modes, plus short animated videos made from images (it lists 102 video styles). It runs in desktop and mobile browsers and can be installed as a web app, so there is nothing to download.
Generation is paid for with credits. Eligible new accounts get signup credits and a small daily allowance without a card, though the site notes that accounts registered by email do not get these free credits. Paid plans add larger credit allowances, more modes and longer, higher-quality videos; the pricing page lists photo and video downloads only from the Basic tier up.
The site says uploads and results are private to your account, encrypted, and set to expire automatically after a retention period. Its acceptable-use policy requires documented, explicit consent from anyone shown in a photo, bans any content involving minors with automated detection and reporting to NCMEC, and warns of bans and law-enforcement referral for misuse.
What Undress Zone offers
- AI clothing-removal editing of uploaded photos (JPG, PNG and HEIC, up to 50MB)
- Editor controls for mode, body type, realism level, lighting and output resolution (up to 4K, per the site)
- Short AI videos from images: 102 styles, 512×768 portrait clips of 3–8 seconds depending on plan
- Face-swap/deepfake, Control and Generate modes priced in credits
- Free signup and daily credits for eligible accounts
- Private account history, with media set to expire automatically under the retention policy
- Crypto checkout (Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT and other stablecoins) offered as an alternative to card payment, per its crypto page
Pricing
- Free — $0 forever — 10 signup credits plus 5 daily credits for eligible accounts (not email sign-ups)
- Lite — Monthly $4.99, Quarterly $3.33, Yearly $1.25 (as listed) — 60 instant credits, +5 daily credits (up to 210/mo), Undress mode, basic body and clothing options
- Starter — Monthly $9.99, Quarterly $6.66, Yearly $2.50 (as listed) — 120 instant credits, +10 daily credits (up to 420/mo), Undress, Control and Generate modes, video with 10 styles (3–5s)
- Basic — Monthly $19.99, Quarterly $13.33, Yearly $5.00 (as listed) — 320 instant credits, +20 daily credits (up to 920/mo), all image modes, video with 31 styles (3–7s), downloads
- Premium — Monthly $49.99, Quarterly $33.33, Yearly $12.50 (as listed) — 1,200 instant credits, +40 daily credits (up to 2,400/mo), all modes, full video style catalogue in HD quality (3–8s), Animate mode, photo and video downloads
- Unlimited — Monthly $99.99, Quarterly $66.66, Yearly $25.00 (as listed) — unlimited credits under daily fair use, all modes, full video style catalogue in HD quality (3–8s), Animate mode, photo and video downloads
Who it suits
Good fit if
- +Adults editing their own photos, or photos of consenting adults who have given documented permission
- +Users who want a browser-only tool with no software to install
- +Testing the editor on free credits before choosing a paid plan
Watch out for
- −This tool creates nude images from photos. Creating or sharing sexual images of a real person without their consent is illegal in many countries (for example under the US TAKE IT DOWN Act and the UK Online Safety Act) and can cause serious harm. Only use images you own that show consenting adults. The site's own policy demands documented, explicit consent and says it may ask for proof.
- −Free credits are not given to accounts registered with email, according to the site, and daily credits have to be collected each day.
- −The pricing page lists Monthly, Quarterly and Yearly figures for each plan without spelling out the total billed for longer terms, and the homepage says premium plans start at $9.99 a month and that all plans include every AI mode and video, while the pricing page lists a $4.99 Lite plan with only Undress mode and no video. Check the amount at checkout.
- −Generated media expires after a retention window, so you must download anything you want to keep, yet the pricing page lists photo and video downloads only on the Basic, Premium and Unlimited plans.
Before you sign up
- ✓Confirm the official domain for UndressZone at checkout — typosquat landing pages are common in this niche and can redirect a card payment in seconds.
- ✓Read the privacy policy specifically for how chats, images, and account data are retained, exported, and deleted before you share anything sensitive.
- ✓Check the per-day or per-month image-generation cap on each tier and whether upscaling / private generations are gated to the top plan.
- ✓Try building one character in the creator before subscribing — depth of personality controls varies wildly between vendors.
- ✓Ask support (or check the FAQ) how memory persistence works across sessions and whether it resets after a plan change.
- ✓Verify the moderation filter controls and age-gating — adult companion platforms differ a lot in how aggressively content is filtered.
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Frequently asked questions
- Is Undress Zone free?
- Eligible new accounts get 10 signup credits and 5 credits a day with no card needed, but the site says accounts registered by email don't receive them. An image generation typically costs 5–10 credits.
- How much do Undress Zone's paid plans cost?
- The pricing page lists five plans, from Lite at $4.99 monthly to Unlimited at $99.99 monthly, with lower figures shown for quarterly and yearly billing.
- Do I need to install an app?
- No. It runs in desktop and mobile browsers, and you can optionally install it as a web app.
- What happens to my uploads?
- The site says uploads and results are visible only in your account, handled on encrypted infrastructure, and set to expire automatically after the retention period set out in its privacy policy. It says it does not publish user generations.
- Can I use someone else's photo?
- Only with their documented, explicit consent, according to the site's acceptable-use policy, which also bans non-consensual imagery and any content involving minors. Non-consensual sexual imagery is also illegal in many countries.
- Does CompanionRank score Undress Zone?
- Not yet. This profile summarises what Undress Zone's own website says. Editorial scores appear only on our full reviews, which follow our published methodology.