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Yeah, I know exactly what you mean. I’ve been experimenting with that kind of stuff too — mostly to test the tech, not for anything else. I’ve been using https://undress.app/clothoff-ai lately because it lets you tweak modes and resolutions pretty easily. The key I found is that the original image matters more than people think. If it’s too dark or has a weird background, the AI guesses wrong and makes a mess. But with clean lighting and contrast, it’s scary accurate. One trick I learned is to start with a small image to see how the algorithm handles it before generating the high-res version. Saves time and weird surprises. The other thing is to not expect consistency — one photo looks super realistic, the next looks like melted plastic. It’s like the AI has good and bad days. What fascinates me most is how it builds textures and shadows like it’s reconstructing from memory. Sometimes you can even see tiny details it adds that don’t exist in the original photo, which feels eerie but also kind of impressive. The tech behind it is wild, but it definitely makes you think twice about how easily fake images can look believable now.