LeakifyHub
An undress tool that animates the result, weighed against the privacy and consent claims behind it.
Independent directory · 2026 edition
Source-based reviews of AI undress, nudify, face swap and adult video generators. We publish the prices a provider actually states, separate its claims from its evidence, and assign no score without testing.

01 / The reviews
In review order. Each row shows what the tool is, the clearest price we could verify, and the finding that decided the review.
An undress tool that animates the result, weighed against the privacy and consent claims behind it.
A dashboard wider than the pitch describes, with speed and privacy claims the material cannot support.
Community templates and eight second clips, sold in credits that disappear every month.
The broadest toolset reviewed here, with watermarks on the free tier and no published cost per generation.
The clearest coin pricing here, and an Instagram import that fights the consent rules in its own terms.
Three processing models and a masking brush, undercut by a homepage advertising deepfake nudes.
Prices printed in the interface, and a top tier that costs more per credit than the one below it.
Undress built into the animation itself, priced in coins you cannot value until the checkout screen.
Competent at what it does, and it does not undress anything. Twenty credits a month buys five minutes of video.
Image, motion, face swap and editing in one dashboard, priced in a currency with no published rate.
The most legible pricing in the category, sold by a homepage that offers to undress your boss.
Tag driven stills and a manual undress brush, behind an entry gate that contradicts its own headline.
02 / Background
What the category actually contains, what it costs, and where the legal line sits.
An AI undress tool takes a photograph and reconstructs it without clothing. Most of the twelve above do more than that: some animate the result into a short clip, some swap faces, and some generate an image from a written prompt without touching a photograph at all. DeepSwap has no undress feature whatsoever despite ranking for the term. The label is looser than it looks, so every review states what the product is before judging it.
Credits are the standard pricing device in this category, and they make cost hard to compare on purpose. A pack price is not a price per image until you know how many credits one job spends. Where a provider publishes both, we do the division: PornWorks prints the cost on its generate button, Unclothy charges one credit per image in every mode, and Veners prices in coins with no published exchange rate at all. Where nothing is published, we say so rather than estimating.
Every tool listed here prohibits uploading photographs of real people without permission, and several advertise that exact use on their own front pages. Generating sexual images of a real person without their consent is unlawful in a growing number of jurisdictions, including under UK law and several US state laws, and a terms page does not change that. Use synthetic images, or images of adults who have specifically agreed to this use.
No star ratings, no scores, and no price we cannot source. We have not bought a subscription or generated an image on any of these platforms, so performance and quality claims stay attributed to the provider. Supplied screenshots are published with explicit imagery blurred and the interface left readable, and each review names which parts we edited.