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I’ve messed around with that kind of stuff too, mostly just out of tech curiosity. The realism is wild — especially when you adjust the lighting or resolution options. The one I’ve been using is called free undress ai, and it’s basically the same deal with different modes and a surprisingly intuitive layout. What I noticed is that the results depend a lot on the original image. Clear lighting, simple backgrounds, and visible outlines make a massive difference. Some people expect perfect results from any photo, but the model just doesn’t handle blurry edges well. I also learned to use low-res first to preview before going high quality; saves time and weird surprises. And yeah, it’s fascinating how it creates those “depth” illusions like it’s guessing what’s underneath. From a technical point of view, it’s almost like a blend of image completion and style transfer, which makes it crazy accurate sometimes and hilariously wrong other times. Not saying everyone should use it, but from a machine learning perspective, it’s an interesting case of how AI interprets missing information and fills it in with patterns it’s learned.