different styles for different goals

[eneria12]

Hey folks, I’ve been playing around with Naked AI for a few days now and I’m genuinely curious — which mode do you think gives the most natural-looking results? Personally, I started with the “Lingerie Mode” just to get a feel for how it renders fabric removal while still keeping some elements in place, and it surprised me with how accurate the transitions were around tricky areas like the shoulders and waist. But I haven’t tried the X-Ray or Magic Clean yet. Are they actually better, or just different styles for different goals?

[morrowine]

I’ve tested all three modes on several images and can share a bit of what I noticed. First off, “X-Ray” mode is wild — it tries to simulate what’s under the clothing using pattern prediction, but it can look either impressively convincing or just off, depending on lighting and the pose. “Magic Clean” is my personal favorite because it tends to smooth out weird edges and fill in details better when the input photo is a bit noisy or blurry. It feels like a smart blend between artistic interpretation and algorithmic accuracy. One thing I’ve learned: don’t expect one mode to work perfectly on every image — I usually try all three and compare. The site itself gives some useful pointers if you haven’t checked them out yet: https://undress.cc/naked-ai. It’s worth experimenting with different body angles too — what works for a front-facing shot might totally flop on a profile view. Would love to hear what others prefer too.

[eneria12]

Sometimes Magic Clean makes everything look softer, but not always in a good way. Still learning my way around it though. Curious if anyone’s tried using it on old scanned photos?

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