Clips
Undress AI video: which services take a clip, and what it costs
Video is the one part of this category with precise published prices — and the one where a few seconds cost as much as twenty pictures.
Short answer
Undress AI video is taken by five of the six services, and four of them publish how a clip is charged. Ainudez has the most detailed ladder — 50 credits for five seconds at 480p rising to 300 for seven seconds at 720p, about US$1 to US$6 on its entry pack. WaveSpeed bills by the second, US$0.01 to US$0.15. Undresswith prices a clip like twenty pictures, roughly US$1.20, and Deep Undress charges from the fifth second and processes as far as the twentieth.
The short version of the arithmetic: a clip costs what ten to twenty stills cost, on every service that prices both. The same six handle photographs as well: the six services behind the clips.
Who takes a clip
Five take video, four publish the price of it
Each of the four states the charge in its own unit, and that unit is part of what you are buying.
Priced before sign-up
Two services let you work the cost of a clip out from outside the account.
- Ainudez: 50 to 300 credits by length and resolution, out of 500 credits for US$9.99;
- WaveSpeed: US$0.01 to US$0.15 a second, with the exact rate set by the model chosen;
- WaveSpeed also credits US$1 at sign-up and asks for no card, which is six seconds to a minute and a half of output;
- both sit in the same ranking as the rest: how the same six score overall.
Priced in its own unit
Two more publish how the charge works without putting a dollar figure on the page.
- Undresswith bills clips in the same gems as pictures, at about twenty pictures a clip — roughly 2,200 gems, or fifteen clips out of the US$19.99 pack;
- Deep Undress takes MP4 or MOV up to 50 MB, charges from the fifth second and processes as far as the twentieth, inside the access window you bought;
- Pornworks makes the clip the way in, and opens its conditions once the account exists;
- UndressHer is the one service of the six that works on photographs only.
That is the whole field: five that take a clip, four that say what it costs, and one — Ainudez — that publishes both the video ladder and the still price on the same page, which is what makes the comparison below possible at all.
The arithmetic
What a few seconds of undress AI video really cost
Ainudez is the reference here because it prices stills and clips on one scale: 15 credits a picture, and the four rows below for video, all paid out of a 500-credit pack costing US$9.99.
| Clip | Credits | On the entry pack | The same credits in pictures |
|---|---|---|---|
| 480p, 5 seconds | 50 | about US$1.00 | 3 pictures |
| 480p, 7 seconds | 75 | about US$1.50 | 5 pictures |
| 720p, 5 seconds | 150 | about US$3.00 | 10 pictures |
| 720p, 7 seconds | 300 | about US$6.00 | 20 pictures |
Two patterns come straight off that table. Moving from 480p to 720p at the same length triples the charge, from 50 credits to 150, because every frame is repainted at four times the pixel count; adding two seconds at 720p doubles it again, from 150 to 300. Seven seconds at the top of the ladder is therefore twenty pictures — the same ratio Undresswith arrives at from a different direction, where a clip is priced like twenty gems-worth of stills.
Failures are billed like everything else: Ainudez states that every generation counts, a corrective re-run included, so multiply by the number of goes you expect. Where a balance comes from and how far it stretches: credits, packs and what they buy. The three steps each frame goes through, one at a time: the three steps a single frame goes through.
What comes back
Short, small, and different on every run
The published ceilings are low, and the reason is in how each frame is made.
The published ceilings
Every limit follows from repainting frame by frame.
- seven seconds at 720p is the top of the only complete ladder on the list;
- Deep Undress takes a file up to 50 MB and processes the first twenty seconds of it;
- a repaint regenerated per frame drifts — edges, skin tone and jewellery move between them;
- an account gets the same treatment from a handset as from a desktop: clips on a phone.
What a clip leaves behind
A clip is a bigger file under exactly the same clauses as a still.
- Undresswith deletes the upload after twenty-four hours, clip or picture alike;
- Deep Undress keeps the finished result available for seventy-two;
- the account record outlasts both, and emptying the history is the part on your side;
- the clauses in full: what happens to the file afterwards.
Length changes nothing about the law: publishing an intimate image of a recognisable person without consent is an offence whether it runs for five seconds or one frame — why length changes nothing in the offence — and the route when a clip of you is circulating is the same as for a photograph: getting a clip taken down.
With a clip tariff you can read
Three that say what a clip costs before you buy one
Each publishes something checkable about video before any money moves: a credit ladder, a rate per second, or the limits of the file it takes. The editors compared the conditions each publishes in .
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1Full clip ladder in publicPhoto and videoAinudez
The most detailed video tariff in the category: 50 credits for five seconds at 480p up to 300 for seven at 720p, with stills at 15 credits on the same balance. Packs open at US$9.99 for 500 credits, credits do not expire, nothing renews by itself, and a complaint is answered within five working days. Payment is in cryptocurrency.
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2Charged by the secondPhoto and videoWaveSpeed
US$0.01 to US$0.15 a second of video and US$0.005 to US$0.14 a picture, priced per model and billed per run with no pack and no monthly fee. New accounts open with US$1 and no card, and payment afterwards runs through Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal or a transfer. Two registered companies are named, one of them in Hong Kong.
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3Limits in writingPhoto and videoDeep Undress
The clearest input rules for video anywhere on this list: MP4 or MOV up to 50 MB, charged from the fifth second and processed as far as the twentieth, inside an access window bought once with nothing that renews. The finished result stays available for seventy-two hours, and a payment reaches the account in five to sixty minutes.
The “Open site” buttons are advertising links: pay on the other side and this desk earns a commission, at no extra cost to you and with no effect on the order. A commission note belongs beside the recommendation rather than in a document nobody opens, which is also what section 13E of the Trade Descriptions Ordinance requires — the disclosure that sits with every paid link. The per-second and per-credit figures are copied from each service's own pages, and they change without telling us.
The sign-up that comes before any of it: the sign-up that comes before a clip. And the one entrance that publishes no clip price at all is a chat handle, which sells the same processing in small packets: clips ordered inside a chat.