AI Undress
A guarded transformation for your own photographs and your own generated characters at FlowBioLinks. Adults only, consent documented, 21 credits a job.
A guarded transformation
The undress tool at FlowBioLinks transforms photographs — your own photographs, and frames of your own generated characters — under the strictest consent rules in the house. It runs at 21 credits a job, shown before you confirm. The guardrails are not decoration: uploads must be of adults, must be yours or carry documented consent, and anything else is refused and reported under the moderation policy.
What may be transformed
Two kinds of source, and no third. Your own photographs — pictures of yourself, or of adults who have given you documented consent for exactly this transformation. Your own generated characters — fictional adults from your account here, where consent is settled by construction. Everything else is out: no third parties, no public figures, no scraped or found imagery, no one who could be under eighteen, no exceptions argued after the fact. The rule is the product; a studio that bends it would not deserve the rest of your catalogue either.
The working routine
Start from a clean source
A sharp, plainly lit photograph or generated frame, one subject, nothing crossing the body. The tool reads what it can see; give it a clear view.
Transform once, then judge
Run the job, then judge the result against the source the way you would judge any frame: likeness, edges, light. One transformation per source keeps the result honest.
Keep the chain private
Source and result both rest in your account. Nothing about a transformation is displayed, shared or listed anywhere by the studio.
Where it is used
Your own photographs
The straightforward case: pictures of yourself, transformed for your own sets and profiles, under your own control.
Generated regulars, restyled
A fictional character from your own account, carried into a new register while her card keeps her recognisable.
One register across a series
Transform a judged series in one pass each, so a whole set shares the same treatment and the same light.
Source suitability
| Trait | Works well | Refused or strained |
|---|---|---|
| Subject | Yourself, or your fictional character | Any third party without documented consent |
| Age | Plainly adult | Anyone who could be read as under eighteen |
| Image | Sharp, single subject, plain light | Crowds, heavy shadow, crossed arms and props |
| Rights | You own it, or hold consent in writing | Found, scraped or bought imagery of real people |
Where transformations go astray
| Symptom | Cause | Correction |
|---|---|---|
| Edges melt into the background | The source light was muddy | Re-shoot or re-generate the source in one plain light |
| Likeness drifts | Too much of the subject was covered | Choose a source with the face and shoulders clear |
| The result looks pasted | Source and treatment disagree in light | Judge at full size; a second pass rarely fixes light |
Whose photographs may I transform?
Your own, or those of adults who gave you documented consent for this transformation. Your generated characters are always in bounds. Nothing else is.
How much does it cost?
21 credits a job, shown before you confirm. Failed jobs refund automatically.
What happens to uploads that break the rules?
They are refused, and the account is handled under the content moderation policy. The rules on this page are the whole agreement.
Are sources and results private?
Yes. Both rest in your account alone. The studio displays nothing from this tool, ever.
Can I transform a generated character?
Yes — she is fictional and yours. Her card still applies: judge the result against it like any other frame.
One account, every tool in the chain
Drafts, edits, animation and finishing share one credit balance and one private library. Start with the piece you need today.
Open the generator