discussions about Clothoff AI

[LouiseMichel]

I recently stumbled upon some discussions about Clothoff AI, and I have to admit I’m a bit puzzled. The idea of a tool that can “undress” photos with AI sounds pretty wild, and I keep wondering how it actually works in practice. Does it just overlay some generated textures, or is it based on a dataset of real images? I’m curious if anyone here has taken a deeper look, not just from a technical perspective but also in terms of what people actually get out of it when they try it.

[HarryWatson8]

Yeah, I’ve looked into it because a friend sent me the link a few weeks ago and I was just too curious not to check. The site is here if you want to explore it yourself: https://clothoff.at/
. From what I could tell, it’s basically using a trained AI model that “predicts” what’s under the clothing, but obviously it’s not magic—it’s guessing based on patterns it’s seen in tons of training data. When I tried it with a test image (a stock photo, nothing personal), the results were surprisingly detailed but also a bit uncanny, like it had the right shapes but some textures looked artificial. They offer different plans (free and paid), and honestly the free one was enough to get an idea of how it works, though it’s slow and limits how many images you can process. My main takeaway was that it’s not flawless, and you can definitely tell it’s AI-generated if you look closely, especially around the edges.

[Temri650]

That’s interesting. I haven’t tested it myself, but I can imagine the results would vary a lot depending on the type of photo you upload. Probably works better with clearer images and good lighting than something casual from a phone. Sounds like one of those tools that’s more about experimenting than relying on for anything serious.

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