AI Porn Generators & AI Girlfriend Apps Compared

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AI porn generators and AI girlfriend apps, sorted by what they do, with prices and refund rules checked on each tool's own pages. Every character covered here is adult and fictional. Most links are affiliate links: if you subscribe, I earn a commission at no extra cost to you. No tool pays to be listed.

PornWorks plans cost $2.99–$14.99/month for 11,200–50,000 fast-queue credits. What is free, when credits expire, and why every sale is final.

AI Porn Generators & AI Girlfriend Apps Compared

PornWorks Review: What the Generator Costs and What You Get

PornWorks is a browser-based AI porn generator for images, short videos and GIFs, built on Stable Diffusion (SDXL) and other open models plus community templates (LoRAs). You can use some of it free, even without an account. Paid plans buy “fast queue” credits and extra tools: in PornWorks’ own plan data from July 2026 they ran from $2.99 to $14.99 a month, with big discounts on 3-month and yearly billing. It’s one of the cheapest ways into this category. The catch is the Terms: every credit sale is final, and refunds happen only where the law requires them or PornWorks chooses to give one.

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Checked on 26 October 2026. pornworks.com was behind a browser check that blocked automated access, so every fact below comes from archived copies of PornWorks’ own pages (Internet Archive), with the capture date shown in Sources. Check the checkout page before you pay.

PornWorks pricing at a glance

These are the prices in PornWorks’ own plan data captured on 28 July 2026.

Plan Monthly 3 months 1 year Fast-queue credits a month
Lite $2.99 $7.17 ($2.39/mo) not offered 11,200
Plus $7.99 $19.17 ($6.39/mo) $47.94 ($3.99/mo) 30,000
Ultimate $14.99 $35.97 ($11.99/mo) $89.94 ($7.49/mo) 50,000

What changes between plans:

  • Private storage: 2,500 images on Lite, 5,000 on Plus, 500,000 on Ultimate.
  • Generations running at once: 4, 8 and 15.
  • Tools: Plus adds upscaling, a named set of anime and realistic models, and one video model. Ultimate adds inpainting, Characters and full video generation.

The yearly Ultimate price shows a crossed-out $179.99. That’s simply 12 × $14.99, so the “50% off” is a real discount compared with paying monthly, not a time-limited deal.

Payment: the checkout page (captured 31 July 2026) shows Visa, Mastercard, PayPal and crypto (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin).

What you can do for free

PornWorks’ homepage (captured 13 October 2026) says many features are free and can be used without registering. You need an account, with an email address, to save your images. It doesn’t say how many free generations you get or which tools are free. Paid credits are labelled “fast queue” credits, which suggests free generations go through a slower queue.

How credits work

  • What a generation costs: PornWorks doesn’t publish a price list. Its own cost endpoint, captured in January 2026, returned 20 credits for a standard generation. Older guides mention higher costs for faster or higher-quality settings.
  • What that means, if 20 credits is right: about 560 images a month on Lite and about 2,500 on Ultimate. Videos and upscales will cost more.
  • Expiry: the Terms (captured 27 August 2026) say credits bought outside a subscription expire three months after purchase. They don’t say whether monthly plan credits roll over.
  • No cash value: credits can’t be transferred, exchanged or refunded except where the law requires it.

Refunds and cancelling

  • All sales of credits are final. The Terms say refunds are issued “only where legally mandated or at the sole discretion” of PornWorks. There’s no refund window, so assume you won’t get your money back.
  • Cancelling: neither the Terms nor the archived pages explain how to cancel or whether plans renew automatically.
  • Who you’re dealing with: the Terms and Privacy Policy name the operator only as “Pornworks.com” and don’t say which country’s law applies. They’re written around EU rules: GDPR, and a liability cap expressed in euros. For account deletion, takedowns or business questions, the contact page gives an email address and a Discord server.

The generator: images, video and editing

  • Images from text: you write a prompt, pick a model and optionally add community templates (LoRAs) to steer style, body type or pose. The homepage promises “thousands” of free templates.
  • Models: the plan data lists anime and realistic checkpoints by name, tied to Plus and Ultimate; the generator also has a library of community models.
  • Video and GIFs: the menu lists a video generator and a tool called Flick, and the footer lists a GIF generator. The plan data puts full video generation in Ultimate.
  • Upscaling up to 4K, according to the homepage.
  • Characters: a consistency feature for keeping the same character across images and video scenes.
  • Gallery: the homepage says new images go to a private feed only you can see, and you choose whether to share them in the public community gallery.
  • Copyright: the homepage says you own what you generate and can “use them or sell them as you like”. The acceptable use policy, though, bans using the service “for commercial gain without the prior written consent” of PornWorks. If you plan to sell anything, ask them first.

Privacy and safety

  • What they keep: account details until you close the account or ask for deletion, payment records for up to ten years (EU tax rules), and technical and usage data for up to twelve months. The policy covers your prompts and uploaded images as “User Content”, says data is never sold, and says nothing about training models on your content (Privacy Policy, captured 28 August 2026).
  • Traceable images: the homepage says every generated image or video carries hidden metadata, including your IP address and a timestamp, plus visible and invisible watermarks, so leaks can be traced. Worth knowing if you care about anonymity.
  • Content rules: the acceptable use policy (captured 28 August 2026) bans any content involving minors or anyone who “may reasonably be perceived as” under 18, fictional or realistic. It also bans non-consensual acts, incest, bestiality and using real people’s likeness without documented consent. PornWorks says it detects and blocks underage content with AI filters and human review. You have to be 18, or 21 where local law requires it. All characters must be adult and fictional. A content removal form handles reports of non-consensual, celebrity and child-safety content.
  • PornWorks also sells undress and face swap tools, and its inpainting brush and Characters feature accept uploaded photos; I don’t cover those uses here, because using a real person’s photo without their consent is illegal in many countries and breaks PornWorks’ own acceptable use policy.

Who PornWorks is for, and who should skip it

It makes sense if you’re comfortable writing prompts and picking models and templates, and you want the lowest entry price: going by the July 2026 plan data, Lite at $2.99 a month and yearly Ultimate at $7.49 a month are cheap for the credits you get.

Skip it if you want a clear refund or cancellation policy before paying, because the Terms make every credit sale final and don’t explain renewals. Credit packs bought separately also expire after three months, so don’t stock up.

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Sources

All pornworks.com pages were read from Internet Archive copies, because the live site blocked automated access on 24–26 October 2026.

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