I totally get what you’re saying. I ran into the exact same issues in my first week—some images looked super polished, and others just screamed “AI glitch.” One thing that’s helped me is choosing images where the lighting is already soft and even. Harsh shadows seem to throw the AI off. Also, the clothing type matters—tight, clearly defined clothes (like yoga wear or fitted dresses) tend to produce better results than loose or layered outfits.

I usually run my edits through twice—first with default settings, then I tweak the settings manually in the second pass, especially if the first result is too smudgy. I’ve also noticed that cropping the image just enough to focus on the person (without cutting off limbs or context) helps the AI concentrate on body mapping better. Also worth mentioning: for those who haven’t tried yet, here’s the tool we’re talking about — https://undress.cc/naked-ai— their recent update improved the detail on skin tone transitions a lot, in my opinion.

Hope that helps. I’d love to hear what others are doing too, especially if someone figured out how to deal with those weird artifacts that sometimes show up around the waist.