UncensoredVideoLab only works with fictional adults. We never accept photos of real people, and we refuse anything that involves a person under 18. These rules apply to our tools, our tests and our writing.
Our tools
- Prompt Lab takes a text description only. It has no photo upload.
- Before any image is generated, the description is checked for references to minors and to real or identifiable people, such as names, social media handles or “my ex”. Matching requests are refused and never sent to the image service.
- Start frames are generated as non-explicit images. If the image service flags a frame as explicit, it is discarded.
- We do not store descriptions or generated frames.
How we judge vendors
Every tool profile reports what the vendor’s own terms say about real-person likeness, deepfakes, minors and age checks, with a quote and a link. A tool that does not address real-person likeness in its terms is marked that way. We do not cover tools whose main purpose is to undress or sexualise photos of real people.
The law, in short
Creating or sharing intimate images of a real person without consent is a crime in many places, including when the image is fake. In the US, the TAKE IT DOWN Act makes publishing such images a federal crime and requires platforms to remove reported images within 48 hours. The UK criminalises sharing such images and, since February 2026, creating them. The EU has banned AI systems that generate non-consensual intimate content of identifiable people from 2 December 2026. Read our guide on AI video of real people and the law for details and sources. This is general information, not legal advice.
If someone made an intimate fake of you
- In the US, you can report to the FTC at TakeItDown.ftc.gov and ask platforms to remove the image under the TAKE IT DOWN Act.
- StopNCII.org helps adults stop intimate images from spreading on participating platforms, using a hash made on your own device.
- If the image shows someone under 18, use the NCMEC Take It Down service or report to the police.
- Google lets you request removal of fake explicit images of yourself from search results.
- If a page on this site is involved, email contact@uncensoredvideolab.com. We act on these reports first.