Uncensored AI generator options for adults: image tools that ban real-person uploads

An uncensored AI generator, in the way people search for it, is an image tool that allows adult content. That is a narrow and legitimate use: pictures of fictional adult characters, made by adults. It stops being legitimate the moment a tool lets someone upload a photo of a real person and turn it into sexual imagery. This page lists only services whose own rules close that door, and it quotes the rule for each one.

Three services passed. They are listed by the strength of the upload rule, then by how openly they publish image costs. For the wider category, see adult image generators.

• Secrets AI. Best for: Exact image costs and clear deletion terms. The Privacy Policy states "You cannot upload files or images to the Service"; reference images come only from your own gallery of generated images, and the wiki says references that appear to show a real person are flagged. The wiki lists 50 Moments for a 1K or 1.5K image and 100 for 2K, and Premium ($19.99 a month) includes 8,000 Moments. The free tier has no image generation.
• Nastia AI. Best for: A private generator with no public feed. The compliance page says image and video uploads are disabled and prompts naming public figures are refused; face references can only be picked from images Nastia generated for you. Nothing you create is shown to other users. Plan prices appear only after sign-in, and image generation needs a paid plan.
• Candy AI. Best for: Images as part of companion chat, voice and video. The Blocked Content Policy states that users cannot upload content and sets a zero-tolerance policy for images intended to resemble actual persons. Premium includes 100 tokens a month for media, but per-feature token costs are not published on public pages. Plans start at $3.99 a month on the yearly plan ($47.88 billed once), or $13.99 a month after a $9.99 first month (US prices, October 23, 2026).

None of the three services promises a tool without rules. Each allows adult imagery of fictional adult characters for users who are 18 or older, and each keeps hard limits around minors, real people and non-consent. "Uncensored" here means adult content is permitted by design, not that anything goes. A generator that advertises no rules at all is a reason for caution.

We apply three rules before a generator can appear on this page or in the image generation category. They are stricter than what we use for chat services, because an image can harm a real person in a way a chat message usually cannot.

1. Fictional adults only

Every service here must ban content that involves or resembles minors in its own terms. Secrets AI bans any content involving minors. Nastia AI bans content that "depicts or suggests a person under 18, including childlike or "aged-up" characters". Candy AI's Blocked Content Policy prohibits content resembling minors.

2. No uploads of other people's photos or faces

A service passes only if it accepts no photo uploads at all, or if its rules ban real-person images without a consent loophole. A checkbox that says "I have this person's consent" does not pass, because nobody can verify it. These are the rules we relied on, quoted from each service:

• Secrets AI (Privacy Policy and Prohibited Content Policy): "You cannot upload files or images to the Service". Prohibited: "Deepfakes or simulated intimate imagery of real individuals".
• Nastia AI (compliance overview and Synthetic Media Policy): "All imagery and video are generated by AI. Image and video uploads are disabled, and prompts naming public figures are refused." Also: "The Service does not accept user-imported, uploaded, or external photographs as face references".
• Candy AI (Blocked Content Policy and Community Guidelines): "Although users cannot upload or share content on the Services, ... We have a zero-tolerance policy for the creation or attempted creation of non-consensual intimate imagery and images intended to resemble actual persons ("deepfakes")." Prohibited: "Create, publish, or share images that resemble real persons".

3. Why other services are not on this page

We read the terms of many more image and companion services than the three listed here. The others were left out for one or more of these reasons:

• Their terms allow uploading a photo of a real person if the user ticks a consent box.
• They offer picture-to-video, face swap or similar features that start from an uploaded photo, without a written ban on other people's faces.
• Their real-person rule covers only some people, for example private individuals but not public figures.
• Their terms admit users under 18, or do not ban content involving minors explicitly.
• Their public character catalog surfaces age-ambiguous tags, which we treat as a reason not to recommend a service even when its written rules ban minors.
• We could not find an upload rule at all, or could not read the official terms.

We do not name those services here, because this page is about tools that pass. Their individual pages, where we have one, explain the problem.

All three use a second currency for media on top of, or instead of, a plan price. That is where costs get hard to predict.

• Secrets AI gives 8,000 Moments on Premium and 15,000 on Ultimate. On the wiki's figures, a Premium grant covers about 160 standard images. Unused grant Moments do not roll over; top-ups are for paid tiers only.
• Nastia AI does not publish plan prices or token costs on public pages.
• Candy AI includes 100 tokens a month on Premium. Per-feature costs appear in the app before you spend, and remaining tokens expire when a subscription ends.

On free tiers, Secrets AI has no image generation, Nastia AI needs a paid plan for images, and Candy AI's free account includes 1 image.

For how renewals, tokens and refunds work across the industry, read the AI companion billing guide.

Generated images are data held by the operator, so the privacy terms matter as much as the content rules.

• Secrets AI: the policy lists "train and improve our AI models" among data uses. Personal information and chat history are "deleted immediately upon account deletion"; transaction records are kept for 7 years.
• Nastia AI: stores generated media with its prompts. You can delete chats, images and videos at any time, and account deletion is immediate once a subscription is cancelled. Payment records, and the prompts of accounts that broke the rules, can be kept for up to 7 years.
• Candy AI: de-identified chats may be used to train models. Account data is generally kept for three years after your last activity, or deleted on request.

See the AI companion privacy guide for what to keep out of any prompt.

• You want to know the cost per image before paying: Secrets AI publishes it.
• You want nothing you make to be visible to anyone else: Nastia AI has no public feed.
• You want images inside a companion chat with voice: Candy AI.

Two checks apply to all of them. Never describe a real person in a prompt, even by name or job title, because every service here bans it and may close the account. And read the refund rules first: Candy AI allows a refund only within 24 hours, Nastia AI treats purchases as final except where law requires, and Secrets AI does not refund spent Moments. If you want moving images too, see the text-to-video picks, which apply the same rules.

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