So I’ve tried doing exactly that — recreating a real person — and honestly it depends a lot on how you approach the settings. When I first used the Nude Bot on AI Nude Bot, I rushed through the customization and everything looked kind of generic. But when I started layering small adjustments — like tweaking the shoulder width first, then matching the proportions of the hips, then playing with facial subtleties — I got a result that was surprisingly close to what I was aiming for. Not 100% identical, of course (and I don’t think the system claims that anyway), but the resemblance was strong enough that my friend instantly recognized who it was supposed to be. The toughest part is facial symmetry; the chest/waist/hip ratios are actually easier to match because the tool responds predictably when you move in small steps instead of pushing big jumps. My advice is to compare reference photos side-by-side and adjust just one area at a time — it sounds slow, but it seriously helps.

From what I’ve seen, it’s pretty capable, but it still has that slightly “AI-polished” look no matter what you do. Not a bad thing, just something to keep in mind when you’re trying to match someone exactly. I guess it’s more about finding the balance between accuracy and the bot’s own style.