GoLove AI: what its policies say, what is free, what we could not verify

What it generates

The generator has two tabs. Video offers six modes — Presets, Custom Video, Image to Video, Extend Video, Video Edit and Multi-Scene, which stitches several scenes into one longer clip — and Image offers Presets and Custom Image. Logged out, the form is character-gated: character, action, outfit and scene are all required.

Video runs in batches of up to four at 480p, 720p or 1080p, with Reverse Video and Add Audio toggles; images come one to eight at a time, with the resolution control marked “Soon”. The home page badges the image generator “SPICY 4K”, but nothing rendered backs that up: the video picker tops out at 1080p and the image resolution control is still marked “Soon”. Styles are realistic and anime; chat adds voice messages and a real-time Live video mode with selected characters. There is no public API, and clip length is stated nowhere on the official domain, so duration is unverified.

Real people, minors and what the policy actually says

The minors rule is unqualified: content that exploits or endangers minors is prohibited, and attempts to generate AI content resembling minors are forbidden. That earns the minors check, and with no vendor-run real-person likeness program GoLove takes the likeness check too.

The real-person rule is narrower than it looks: it bans deceptive or malicious impersonation of real individuals, public figures and celebrities — a rule against deception, not against sexual depiction of an identifiable person, which nothing we read forbids. No consent step is described, and neither the content-removal page nor the DMCA policy is framed as a route for non-consensual intimate imagery. The unconditional “never modeled on real people” lines are home-page marketing about its own catalog, not user rules; every legal document is dated December 23, 2024.

One labeling note: the builder’s youngest age bracket and a voice option both read “Teen (18+)” — explicitly adult — while the browse UI carries a plain “Teen” filter tag, alongside stepfamily relationship presets.

Uploads, face-swap and undress

Three sources agree: the content policy states users cannot upload content, the Terms narrow your input to chats and prompts, and the Image to Video strings bind that mode to your own generated images. Logged-out checks found no file input on any page we opened, so GoLove takes the no-upload point; face-swap and undress-from-photo are recorded as absent.

Two loose ends we could not close without an account: the builder carries an “Add Media” gallery capped at five files, which reads as profile media rather than a generation input, and Video Edit and Extend Video go undescribed while the home banner markets transforming “any video”. The no-upload sentence is dated December 2024; those video modes are 2026 features.

A naming point: the action list includes presets called “Undress” and “Instant Undress”, applied to the platform’s own AI characters with no photo input, so this is not a nudifier. Genuine undress and face-swap apps sit on our not-listed page.

What you get for free

The home page promises the core experience stays free forever, and its comparison table spells the tier out: unlimited daily messages, permanent memory across sessions, voice messages, 350+ characters, sign-up by Gmail in 20 seconds, no download. The home FAQ adds standard photos and puts HD content, advanced visuals and unlimited image generation behind Premium.

Two caveats: that is the operator’s description, not our testing, and free means registered — before sign-up a usage limit applies, ten messages in its own example.

Paid plans in practice

This is the one checklist point GoLove misses: no public page prints a price. The pricing, premium and plans routes 404, the in-app premium page is a sign-in wall, and no plan data loads logged out. We create no accounts to read prices, so the price table on this page stays empty.

Tier structure is readable in the site’s JavaScript but was never seen rendered, so we record it as unconfirmed: two paid tiers, PRO and ULTRA, a monthly/yearly toggle, a credit currency called Stars with separate image and video counters, and a one-time lifetime line. If you want the cost before handing over an email, Promptchan AI, Secrets AI and Swipey AI print their tables publicly.

Age gate, moderation and privacy

The age gate is a blocking modal — confirm 18+ or leave — with no ID check; the landing page is explicit once through. The Underage Policy treats that affirmation as the verification step and disclaims liability for false claims; no NCMEC or law-enforcement reporting commitment appears anywhere. Moderation is automated first: a proprietary model checks conversations against the content policy, and flagged material can go to manual review, which can end the account.

Content is private to your own space and Feed publishing is opt-in, but data is kept about six years after you close the account. The home page’s separate claims — end-to-end encryption, chats never stored on servers, a permanent one-tap delete — go further than the Privacy Policy text, so we do not treat them as verified. A search on August 30, 2026 surfaced no primary-source report of a lawsuit, breach or investigation.

Who it suits — and who should look elsewhere

It suits someone who wants chat, voice, images and video on one account, wants to try it without paying, or prefers a platform with no photo input. Its scale claims, including the user numbers on its affiliate page, are unaudited marketing.

Look elsewhere if you need a price before signing up, or want an unconditional real-person rule rather than a ban on deception: Secrets AI and Promptchan AI clear all seven checks, and Nectar AI clears the same six as GoLove, missing the same pricing point. Our matrix shows the columns side by side.