PeekHole
653 fixed adult scenes that turn one uploaded photo into a short clip, with 102 undress templates among them.
PeekHole puts the face and body from one uploaded photo into a ready-made explicit scene. Its catalogue holds 653 templates, most of them 30 credits each, including 102 undress clips and 13 Nudify pictures. Plans start at $9.99 for a month and 300 credits, charged once without renewal, but the free first video is a preview you cannot download.
About this review: rewritten from the supplied PeekHole review export. Its observations come from PeekHole's public pages, the catalogue and price data they load, and the terms and privacy policy, read on 30 October 2026 in a clean browser session from Slovenia. No account was opened and nothing was bought, so output quality is not independently assessed.
What is PeekHole?
PeekHole's header calls it the "#1 Adult AI Video Generator", and the banner below explains the idea: upload a photo of her and get an 18+ video in about two minutes. The main flow has no prompt box and no character builder. You choose a finished scene, add a face and pay the credit price printed on the card.
Visitors first pass an entry screen with three statements and one Continue button: you are at least 18, you will not make non-consensual deepfakes of real people, and you are responsible for what you create and share. Behind it is a grid with two tabs, Explore and My Collection. Each card plays a looping preview with an inset of its sample photo, a usage counter and, on some, a NEW or VIP badge. Six cards have a "Hear her" button, which marks templates with a voice track.
Making a clip takes three steps: pick a template, upload a JPG or PNG of up to 10 MB, and collect the result in your collection a few minutes later. The app explains that your photo becomes the first frame, so a photo that matches the template's angle, framing and lighting gives a cleaner result. The motion, setting and action all come from the template.
PeekHole is not a standalone product. Its terms describe one account system shared with a sibling site, with the same credits, plan and history on both, and the layout, plan names and pricing copy match a group of template sites reviewed before. It is best read as one storefront of a larger platform.
What holds up. What’s missing.
Pros
653 templates with moving previews
Every card loops a preview of the scene, and search, a tag filter, NEW and Most popular sorts and a DUO switch make the catalogue easy to browse.
102 undress templates and 13 Nudify pictures
Undressing runs through the whole catalogue, and a dedicated set of Nudify picture templates returns a still image in seconds.
Locks shown on every card
VIP-only and Pro-only templates say so on the card itself, so the plan limit is visible before you click.
One-time payments with no auto-renewal
Every plan is charged once for its full term, and all credits for that term arrive at once.
Uploads deleted after about two hours
The privacy policy says uploaded photos are kept only for the render and are not used for training or shown in the catalogue.
Cons
Free first video cannot be downloaded
The terms say the free trial render does not entitle you to the finished file; it is followed by a timed offer to unlock it.
Terms are a draft with no named operator
Both legal documents are marked as a draft for a test deployment, name no company and use example.com contact addresses.
Card price higher than the headline price
The price data the page loads lists the Basic month at $13.99 by card and $12.00 in crypto, against $9.99 in large type.
The limits behind the feature list
A catalogue of 653 templates
The main view holds 598 templates, 571 videos and 27 pictures, across 32 pages. Separate shelves add 17 Gay, 33 Hentai and five trans templates. The DUO switch shows the 20 templates that take two photos, one per person, and the tag menu runs from blowjob, POV and missionary to oil, bukkake and split screen.
Undress videos
The undress tag sits on 102 templates, mostly short clips in which the woman in the photo starts dressed and ends naked. Titty Drop and Masturbating Pussy are among the most used, and the sign-in window lists "Undress any photo" as a headline feature.
Nudify and other picture templates
Thirteen Nudify pictures each take a different angle, among them Big tits, Oiled, Sweaty, Handcuffed, Naked Selfie and Hot Fan Cam. Most cost 25 credits and return a still image in seconds. Other picture templates swap the outfit to maid, nurse, secretary, stewardess or cowgirl, turn a drawing photographic with Anime to Realism, or remove the background for 15 credits.
Mostly flat prices
Of the 598 main templates, 524 cost 30 credits, 54 cost 25 and 16 cost 23. The most used template, the face-only Ahegao IRL, has run more than 77,000 times at 20 credits, far ahead of the next at about 19,500, which suggests many visitors start with a harmless scene.
Clip length by template and plan
415 templates come in one length of five seconds, 156 offer 5, 7 or 10 seconds and 27 offer 5 or 7. Basic allows clips up to 7 seconds; Pro and VIP allow 10.
A third of the grid is locked
191 templates in the main view need VIP and four need Pro, so about a third of what you scroll past is not usable on Basic.
One prompt template
Prompt Your Image, marked Beta, creates a picture from a written description without an upload for 10 credits, the cheapest item in the catalogue. It is one template among 653, so PeekHole is a poor fit for anyone who wants to describe scenes in their own words.
PeekHole pricing: plans, credits and what each tier unlocks
PeekHole sells three plans over one, three or twelve months, and the page opens on one month: Basic at $9.99 for 300 credits, Pro at $16.99 for 700 and VIP at $32.99 for 1,500. Each sits next to a crossed-out price twice as high, so the "-50%" label is measured against a price nobody pays. Three months cost $23.99, $40.79 or $79.19 and twelve months $59.99, $101.99 or $197.99, paid up front with every credit for the term delivered at once and no renewal.
At 30 credits per clip, the Basic month buys about ten clips at roughly $1 each and VIP about fifty at about $0.66, before longer clips or other settings change the price. Extra packs run from 350 credits for $11.49 to 20,000 for $199.90, but the terms say checkout refuses them without an active plan.
| Price | Credits | Cost / credit |
|---|---|---|
| $9.99 · Basic, 1 month | 300 | $0.033 |
| $16.99 · Pro, 1 month | 700 | $0.024 |
| $32.99 · VIP, 1 month | 1,500 | $0.022 |
| $11.49 · extra pack | 350 | $0.033 |
| $199.90 · extra pack | 20,000 | $0.010 |
Unit costs rounded to three decimals. Not a per-generation price.
The tiers differ in more than credits. Basic renders at low quality, allows clips up to 7 seconds, keeps videos for three months and gives priority only over free users. Pro moves to medium quality, 10-second clips, six months of storage and up to ten generations at once. VIP adds high quality, the VIP templates, instant generation and a year of storage.
The payment method changes the price. Card payments open a VoltPay checkout in a new tab, and the other buttons accept Telegram Stars or one of ten cryptocurrencies. The price data the page loads lists the Basic month at $13.99 by card and $12.00 in crypto, against the $9.99 headline. Every payment button asks for sign-in first, so these figures could not be confirmed at checkout.
The free first generation is a preview. The terms allow one free trial render per person and say it "does not entitle you to the finished file"; afterwards the app shows a "Limited Time Offer" with a countdown and an unlock button. A seven-day check-in earns a few credits, but they are held until you subscribe, and a balance left unused for 30 days without an active plan is paused until you buy one.
What happens to personal images?
Sign-in before any template opens
Browsing is open, but clicking any template, free or locked, opens a Sign in window instead of the generate screen, so the upload field, settings and final render price stay hidden until you have an account. The same window also opens by itself after about twenty seconds on the home page. It offers Telegram, Google or an email code, and entering counts as accepting the privacy policy.
Storage and deletion
An uploaded photo is kept for about two hours, the time the render needs, and then dropped. Finished videos stay for three to twelve months depending on the plan; without a running plan there is no storage promise and a video stays reachable for only a few hours. The privacy policy says no upload or result is used for training or shown in the public catalogue. These are the site's own statements; deletion was not tested.
Refunds: the FAQ and the terms disagree
The pricing FAQ promises a refund if you contact support within 14 days and have not spent any credit from that term. Section 10 of the terms says payments "are not refundable", used or unused, with exceptions only for failed generations, which return credits rather than money, and for statutory consumer rights. A chargeback or a Telegram Stars refund closes the account.
Draft terms with no operator
Both the terms and the privacy policy, dated 30 September 2026, open with a notice calling them a draft for a "test deployment", saying the operator details "are not set yet" and that the document "is not in force until they are." No company is named, the contact addresses are example.com placeholders, and the governing law is Singapore. Support runs through a Telegram bot, so a buyer does not know who is taking the money.
The entry screen asks visitors to confirm they will not make non-consensual deepfakes of real people, while the product is built to animate and undress the person in an uploaded photo. As elsewhere in the category, the responsibility lies with the user. The only legitimate inputs are your own photos, photos of consenting adults, and AI-generated faces.
The terms also mention character chats, a Studio and a Shop selling day passes for single VIP templates, HD quality or 10-second clips. None of them is visible without an account.
The verdict on PeekHole
PeekHole suits people who want to drop a face into a ready-made clip rather than describe one. The grid is easy to search, every card shows its lock before you click, and one-time plans without renewal are more honest than the auto-billing common in this category. Undressing is a real part of the offer, with 102 undress templates and 13 Nudify pictures.
The problems sit around the product. The free first video is a preview, card payments cost more than the price in large type, about a third of the catalogue needs the top plan, the FAQ's refund promise is contradicted by the terms, and those terms are an unsigned draft with placeholder contacts. Nothing was rendered, so clip quality is untested. If you accept these risks, one month of Basic paid in crypto is the least exposed way to try PeekHole. If you want to know who you are paying before you upload a photo, wait until the terms name someone.