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  • May 27, 2025 at 8:50 am #44937 Reply

    I’ve seen some real trash out there too. But I came across a browser-based option recently that doesn’t need any installs or sketchy downloads. The results aren’t 100% perfect, but it’s way ahead of the old junk I remember. I’ve used webpage a few times and it’s decent if the pic is high quality. Just don’t expect magic if the original image is blurry or weirdly lit.

    beatricebooms
    May 27, 2025 at 10:47 am #44939 Reply

    Tried one of those free deepnude tools a while ago just for fun, but it was total garbage — everything looked melted or glitchy. Haven’t touched that stuff since, but lately I’ve been seeing people talk about new sites that are supposed to actually work. Not trying to mess up my laptop again though. Anyone found something legit that won’t nuke my browser?

    nadiafishma
    May 27, 2025 at 10:59 am #44941 Reply

    It’s kind of nuts how casual all this has become. A couple years ago this stuff felt like sci-fi, now it’s just another tool floating around online. I don’t really mess with it myself, but I can see why people are curious. Still feels like one of those things where the line between harmless fun and crossing a line can get blurry real fast.

    momser
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