Venice AI
Private uncensored assistant covering text, image and video, with a genuinely free tier.
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What is Venice AI?
Venice AI is a general purpose AI assistant built around privacy and reduced refusals rather than around adult content specifically. One account covers text chat, image generation, image editing, short video, music and speech, with a choice of models at each tier. Its distinguishing claim is that it does not store the content of your prompts or outputs, and that it operates a zero data retention arrangement with the model providers behind it.
At a glance
| Category | Uncensored AI |
|---|---|
| Pricing model | Freemium |
| Starting price | $18 per month |
| Free tier | Yes10 text prompts and 15 image prompts a day, base models, API access, plus 500 one-time welcome credits. |
| Free trial | No |
| Card required at signup | No |
| Account required | Yes |
| Payment methods | Card |
| Platforms | Web, API |
| Generation modes | Text chat, Text generation, Text to image, Image to image, Text to video, Text to speech |
| Content filtering | No documented output filter |
| Age policy | Self-declared at signup |
| Data retention | Venice states it does not have access to or store the content of prompts or outputs, and operates a zero data retention arrangement with its model providers. Generated video is held temporarily until you download it. Likeness data is kept only as a cryptographic hash, with the underlying images and video deleted within one hour.source |
| Trains on your content | Not documented |
| Deletion on request | On request to support |
| Anonymous use | Not supported |
| Company | Venice.ai, Inc., Wyoming, United States |
| Last verified | by ClickTugger |
Who it is for
People who want an assistant that declines less often and keeps less, across writing, research, roleplay and image work. It suits anyone whose objection to mainstream assistants is refusals on legal subjects rather than a specific adult use case, and anyone who wants API access without a separate developer plan.
Who it is not for
Anyone wanting a purpose built adult image or video product. Venice is a general assistant that happens not to filter heavily, so its image output is not tuned for adult work the way a dedicated generator's is, and video is drawn from a credit balance that runs down quickly.
Pricing
Pro is 18 US dollars a month, Pro Plus is 68 and Max is 200, with roughly 10 percent off for annual billing. Prices are not the whole story here because video, music and frontier models are billed from a credit balance rather than included: Pro carries 100 monthly credits, Pro Plus 7,500 and Max 22,500, at a stated rate of 100 credits to the dollar. Credits are non-refundable and expire on account closure.
Yes, and it is a tier rather than a trial, so it does not expire. The free tier covers 10 text prompts and 15 image prompts a day on base models, includes API access, and comes with 500 one-time welcome credits. Daily limits reset rather than accumulating.
| Tier | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free |
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| Pro | $18/month |
Video, music and frontier models are drawn from the credit balance rather than included outright. |
| Pro Plus | $68/month |
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| Max | $200/month |
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Refunds: Fees and credits are non-refundable except where the law requires otherwise. No refund for unused credits when an account closes.
Signup friction
No. Venice's pricing page states that no credit card is required to start on the free tier. An account is required on every tier, including the free one, so anonymous use is not supported.
- No card at signup
- Account required
- Anonymous use not supported
Platforms
Web browser, plus an API available on every tier including the free one. There is no requirement to install anything, and the API access on the free tier makes it usable from your own tooling without paying first.
- Web
- API
Privacy and data
Venice's privacy policy states it does not have access to or store the content of your prompts and outputs, and that it has a zero data retention arrangement with its model providers. Generated video is held temporarily until you download it, because of file size. Likeness data is kept only as a cryptographic hash, with the underlying media deleted within one hour. The policy does not state explicitly whether user content is used for training, so ClickTug records that as not documented rather than inferring it from the retention position. Deletion is by request to their data privacy address.
| Retention | Venice states it does not have access to or store the content of prompts or outputs, and operates a zero data retention arrangement with its model providers. Generated video is held temporarily until you download it. Likeness data is kept only as a cryptographic hash, with the underlying images and video deleted within one hour.source |
|---|---|
| Trains on your content | Not documented |
| Deletion | On request to support |
| Privacy policy | Read the vendor policy |
Content policy and safety
Venice AI documents its output filtering asno documented output filter, and its age policy as self-declared at signup.
Venice AI does not offer clothing removal from photographs of real people. ClickTug does not list tools that do. Its stated position on the likeness of real people is that documented consent is required.
What the vendor prohibits
- Material depicting child sexual abuse, and minor grooming, trafficking or sextortion
- Using a third party's name, voice, image or likeness in an input without their consent
- Illegal activity and infringement of third party rights
- Circumventing the service's security features
- Distributing malware or committing fraud
- High risk uses where an AI failure could cause serious harm
Venice markets the free tier as uncensored, while some third party reviews report moderation applied to it during 2026. ClickTug has not confirmed this hands on. Treat the free tier's filtering as unverified.
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ClickTug verdict
The strongest general purpose option in this category rather than the strongest adult one, and worth understanding as such. Venice is an assistant that refuses less and stores less, with a documented privacy position that is more specific than most of its competitors manage. The catch is the credit system: the headline monthly price covers text, and the capabilities most people want to test are metered separately. Start on the free tier, which costs nothing and needs no card, and watch the credit balance before committing.
Strengths
- Free tier is a genuine tier with no expiry, and needs no card to start
- Privacy policy states specifics rather than generalities, including a one hour deletion window for likeness media
- API access on every tier, including free, with no separate developer plan
- One account covers text, image, image editing, video, music and speech
- Legal entity and governing jurisdiction are stated plainly in the terms
The privacy position is unusually specific for this category. Most services describe their handling in general terms; Venice names a retention arrangement, a one hour deletion window for likeness media, and a stated policy of not holding prompt or output content. Combined with API access on the free tier and a free tier that is genuinely a tier, it is the easiest tool here to evaluate before paying anything.
Limitations
- Video, music and frontier models are metered by credits, so the monthly price is not the real cost
- Credits are non-refundable and are forfeited when an account closes
- Whether the free tier is filtered is disputed and ClickTug has not verified it hands on
- An account is required on every tier, so there is no anonymous use
- Image output is a general model's output, not a purpose built adult generator's
Credits make the real cost hard to predict. The monthly price buys text, and the things people most want to try, video and frontier models, come out of a balance that is non-refundable and does not survive account closure. There is also an unresolved question about whether the free tier is filtered, which matters if the free tier is how you planned to evaluate it.
Hands on
Venice sits in an awkward and useful place: it is not an adult product, and it is one of the few general assistants that does not treat adult subject matter as a reason to stop the conversation.
That matters for the search this page answers. A large share of people looking for AI with fewer restrictions are not looking for an adult image generator at all. They want an assistant that will discuss a medical question, write a violent scene, analyse a security problem or continue a piece of fiction without stopping to explain why it would rather not. Venice is built for that reader first.
The credit system is the thing to understand before subscribing. The monthly price buys text, generously: Pro removes the daily text limit entirely and raises image generation to a thousand prompts a day. Everything newer, meaning video, music and the frontier models, is drawn from a separate credit balance that the subscription tops up monthly. Pro’s hundred credits do not go far at a hundred credits to the dollar, which is why the higher tiers exist and why the gap between Pro at eighteen dollars and Pro Plus at sixty eight is mostly a gap in credits rather than in features.
The privacy position is the reason to take Venice seriously against cheaper alternatives. Most services in this category describe their data handling in the general language of a template. Venice’s policy names a zero retention arrangement with its model providers, a specific one hour deletion window for likeness media, and a stated position that it does not hold the content of prompts or outputs. Whether all of that holds in practice is not something a directory can verify from the outside, and we are not going to claim otherwise. What we can say is that it is a more specific set of commitments than its competitors publish, and specific commitments are easier to hold anyone to.
One open question we have not resolved. Venice’s own pricing page describes the free tier as private and uncensored, while several third party reviews published during 2026 describe moderation being applied to free accounts. We have not tested this ourselves. If the free tier is how you intended to evaluate whether the filtering suits you, that is worth knowing before you draw a conclusion from it.
Alternatives
SeducedCredits
Choose Seduced instead if you specifically want adult image and short video generation rather than a general assistant, and you are willing to sign up before finding out the monthly price.
Venice AI FAQ
Is Venice AI actually uncensored?
Venice documents no output filter and markets itself on reduced refusals, which is a different claim from having no rules. Its terms still prohibit a specific list of conduct, including material depicting child sexual abuse and using a real person's likeness without their consent. Some third party reviews report that moderation was applied to the free tier during 2026, which ClickTug has not confirmed hands on.
Does Venice AI have a free plan?
Yes, and it does not expire. The free tier gives 10 text prompts and 15 image prompts a day on base models, includes API access, and comes with 500 one-time welcome credits. Venice's pricing page states that no credit card is required to start it, although an account is.
How much does Venice AI cost?
Pro is 18 US dollars a month, Pro Plus is 68 and Max is 200, with around 10 percent off for annual billing. Video, music and frontier models are billed from a credit balance instead of being included, so the true cost depends on how much of that you use. Credits are priced at 100 to the dollar and are non-refundable.
Does Venice AI store my chats?
Venice's privacy policy states that it does not have access to or store the content of prompts and outputs, and that it has a zero data retention arrangement with its model providers. Generated video is held temporarily until you download it. Deletion of the data it does hold is available by request to its data privacy address.
Does Venice AI train on my conversations?
Its privacy policy does not say either way. The stated zero retention arrangement with model providers implies it does not, but ClickTug records fields as documented or not documented rather than inferring them, so this one is recorded as not documented. If this matters to you, ask them directly before subscribing.
Can I pay for Venice AI with cryptocurrency?
Its terms describe billing by credit card through a third party payment processor and do not mention cryptocurrency or any other method. ClickTug records payment methods from the vendor's own published terms, so card is the only method listed here.
How this listing was verified
ClickTug last checked these facts on 7 Aug 2026 against 3 vendor sources. Pricing and data policies in this category change within weeks, so treat the date as part of the fact.
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