Deep Nude Free
Deep Nude Free points to Undressly on XME, a browser app with 30+ styles, body and bust settings for AI models and a basic free tier.
At a glance
Starts at
$9.99
Price as published by the vendor, October 2026.
Free tier
Yes, limited
Platforms
Web
Best for
Adults who want control over how far an AI character is undressed
Not for
Users expecting the old DeepNude desktop app, or edits of real people
4.1 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
This page's button now opens Undressly on XME, which is where the deep nude AI work happens. You begin with a ready-made character from the library and choose how far the undress goes, from swimwear and lingerie through to partial or complete nudity, across more than 30 styles. Figure and bust are set separately, so one character can look quite different from render to render. Most images take a few seconds; quality varies, and a new style often rescues a weak one. Deep nude AI free use stops at a basic, lower-quality trial, while $9.99 buys 10 credits and every NSFW style.
✓What it does well
Fine undress levelsPartial and fully nude looks are separate choices, not one fixed result.
Body shape settingsSlim, athletic or chubby builds, plus a bust size setting.
Quick rendersA typical image is done in a few seconds.
✕Where it falls short
Hosted on UndresslyThe button opens Undressly on XME; sign-up and all images happen there.
Trial quality is lowFree output stays basic and lower quality until you buy credits.
Real photos need consentSexual images of a real person made without consent are illegal in many countries.
Key features
Deep nude AI styles, 30+ of themEach AI character can appear in lingerie, a bikini, partly nude or fully nude.
Deep undress or a partial lookChoose partial nude when you want less, or go fully nude for the deepest result.
Slim, athletic or curvy bodiesBody type and bust size are picked before the image renders, so the result matches your settings.
Retry with a new styleResults vary; a different style or body type often fixes a render that came out wrong.