Guide · Uncensored AI image generator

An uncensored local AI image and video generator, for adults.

Cubric Studio runs on your own PC and puts no content filter on adult work. No account, no uploads, nobody reading your prompts. One hard line, and it is not negotiable: nothing sexual involving anyone under 18.

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Short answer

For an uncensored AI image generator that runs locally, use Cubric Studio. It is an 18+ app: adult nudity and adult sexual content on local models are allowed and never blocked.

Why online AI image generators are censored, and local ones are not

An online generator runs your prompt on its own servers, so it filters what it is willing to make. A local AI image generator runs on your own graphics card. Nobody else's server is involved, so there is no one else's filter to hit.

That is why people searching for an uncensored AI image generator, an AI image generator with no restrictions or no filter, usually end up running open models locally. Cubric Studio makes that part easy: pick a model and it installs itself, with its settings already tuned, so you only write the prompt. No node graphs.

What "no restrictions" means in Cubric Studio

Adult work is allowed and never blocked: nudity, adult sexual content, horror, violence in fiction. Nothing is reported to anyone.
Your prompts stay on your computer: no account, no analytics, and local models generate offline. The privacy page lists the few cases where a prompt or picture goes to the AI model you picked for the child-safety check.
One restriction: a prompt that puts someone under 18 in a sexual, suggestive or unclothed picture is refused before it runs, whoever wrote it.

Making sexual pictures of a real person without their consent is illegal in many places. The app leaves adult work to you; the law still applies.

Uncensored AI image generator models

Every model below runs locally, installs itself in one click, and gets no content filter on adult work. Pick by the look you want:

Krea 2 NSFW: uncensored photoreal

Krea 2 is one of the most talked-about open image models, for its photographic look. Krea 2 NSFW is the Lustify Krea finetune of it, built for adult work: the same Krea 2 quality, edits by prompt (change only what you ask), a second reference picture, depth reference, ten style LoRAs and pictures up to 2K. It is trained mostly on photos, so for anime use Illustrious instead. It is comfortable on a 16GB graphics card and runs, slowly, on 8GB.

SDXL NSFW: the dedicated uncensored model

Our dedicated SDXL NSFW model is built on Lustify, one of the best-known NSFW models for SDXL. It is light enough for about 8GB of video memory, quick, and has the full set of tools: inpaint, detail, upscale and pose or depth control.

Chroma: high-detail uncensored realism

Chroma is a high-detail model from the Flux family, very strong at realistic, explicit adult work. Chroma Flash is the quality tier; Chroma Hyper is lighter and runs on less video memory. Hands can still struggle.

Illustrious and Pony: uncensored anime

For anime, Illustrious comes in two versions, ILL Anime and ILL Anime Beauty (a more mature anime look), prompted with booru-style tags. Pony Mix covers other stylised and animation looks.

Qwen-Image 2.1 (from Cubric Studio 2.1)

Qwen-Image 2.1 makes and edits pictures with up to eight reference images, and can return a transparent background when it makes or edits a picture. Like every local model it gets no filter on adult work. Its licence is research or evaluation only, which covers the pictures you make: they are not for commercial use.

You can add your own LoRAs to any of them. Model names belong to their makers.

Uncensored AI video generator, locally

For video, Cubric Studio runs Wan 2.2, LTX 2.3 and MiniMax H3 on your own graphics card, from a prompt or from a picture. The app does not filter adult prompts for them; what a clip shows still depends on what the model learned. Video usually wants 12 to 16GB of video memory.

The cloud models are not uncensored

Cloud models such as Seedream, Nano Banana and Veo run on DeepInfra and follow their makers' own rules. They are there for when your graphics card is not enough. For adult work, use the local models.

Uncensored AI image generator: questions

Is there a free uncensored AI image generator?

Cubric Studio is a free, open-source AI image and video generator for adults that runs on your own PC. Adult nudity and adult sexual content on local models are allowed and never blocked. Anything sexual or suggestive involving someone under 18 is refused.

Is there a local AI image generator with no restrictions?

For adult content, yes: Cubric Studio puts no filter on adult work with local models, and nothing is uploaded. The one restriction is minors: no sexual, suggestive or unclothed pictures of anyone under 18.

Is there an uncensored AI video generator I can run locally?

Cubric Studio runs Wan 2.2, LTX 2.3 and MiniMax H3 on your own graphics card and does not filter adult prompts for them. What a clip shows still depends on what the model learned.

Does Cubric Studio see or store my prompts?

No. We never see your prompts: there is no account and no analytics, and local models generate on your computer. The privacy page lists every time the app goes online.

Can I run Krea 2 NSFW locally?

Yes. Cubric Studio runs Krea 2 NSFW (the Lustify Krea finetune) on your own graphics card and installs it for you, with no ComfyUI workflow to build. A 16GB card is comfortable; 8GB works, slowly.

What is the best uncensored model for anime?

Illustrious: ILL Anime for general anime, ILL Anime Beauty for a more mature anime look. Pony Mix covers other stylised looks.

Which uncensored model runs on 8GB of VRAM?

SDXL NSFW is the lightest and quickest, at about 8GB. Chroma Hyper is also built for low video memory.

Are the cloud models uncensored too?

No. Cloud models run on DeepInfra and follow their makers' own rules. For adult work, use the local models.

Is there an uncensored AI image generator for Windows?

Yes. Cubric Studio runs on Windows (64-bit), as well as macOS 14 or later on Apple silicon (not yet tested on 2.0) and Linux on x64.