ClothOff is an AI-powered, deepfake porn site that digitally removes clothing from user-uploaded images to generate hyper-realistic nude or semi-nude renderings of people. The site operates across web platforms, mobile apps, and Telegram bots, offering features like pose adjustment, skin tone matching, and batch processing. While marketed as a photo editing tool, it has gained notoriety for facilitating the creation of non-consensual deepfake pornography.
VIP Coins are required to utilize ClothOff’s advanced features. Each coin grants access to specific tools, such as AI-generated nude or semi-nude image creation, high-definition output, priority processing (queue skipping), customizable poses and body types, and the ability to upload images straight from Instagram. The number of coins needed per output varies based on the complexity of the requested edits.
ClothOff currently accepts a wide number of payment methods including PayPal, Venmo, CashApp, Zelle, Revolut, Google Pay, Apple Pay, and the site’s preferred method, cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Monero, Dogecoin, and Tron.
ClothOff offers several pricing tier plans: Basic, Standard, Pro, and Advanced. Higher-tier plans provide more coins at discounted rates.
Users can also earn VIP Coins through various promotional activities:
ClothOff has been widely criticized for enabling the generation of fake nude images without consent, often targeting women and minors. A notable case in Almendralejo, Spain, involved teenage boys using the app to create explicit images of around 30 female classmates, some as young as 11. This incident led to public outrage and raised questions about the app’s legality and ethical implications.
Investigations by organizations like Bellingcat and CBS News have revealed that ClothOff is part of a broader network of similar AI “nudify” platforms, including DrawNudes, NudeCity, Nudify, Undress, and many others. These platforms reportedly attract millions of users monthly and are linked through shared infrastructure and financial operations.
The ownership of ClothOff remains a mystery. Research suggests connections to individuals in Belarus and shell companies in London, with financial transactions routed through various entities. This lack of transparency complicates efforts to hold the operators accountable and raises concerns about the platform’s intentions and ethical standards.
