I’ve played around with this kind of tech more than I probably should admit, mostly out of curiosity and from a technical angle. From what I see, the AI isn’t really “removing clothes” in a literal sense. It’s predicting what might be underneath based on huge datasets and probability. That’s why results can look surprisingly realistic in simple poses but fall apart with unusual lighting, complex clothes, or awkward angles.

One thing I noticed is that the source image quality matters way more than people think. Clean photos, neutral poses, and simple backgrounds tend to work best. Once you add layers, hands crossing the body, or low resolution, the AI starts inventing details. Tools like the one on Undress AI

make this pretty obvious when you experiment with different modes and settings. It’s not magic, more like controlled guesswork. The limitation for me is consistency — you rarely get the same level of realism twice with similar inputs.