PeekHole calls itself the "#1 Adult AI Video Generator" in its header, and the headline under it sums up the pitch: upload any photo of her and get a hot 18+ video in two minutes. There is no prompt box in the main flow and no character builder. You pick a finished scene, supply a face and pay the price printed on the template.
The facts in this PeekHole review come from the site's public pages, from the catalogue and pricing data those pages load, and from the terms and privacy policy, all read on 30 October 2026 in a clean browser session from Slovenia. We did not open an account or pay for anything, so the quality of a finished clip is the one thing this review cannot judge.
What PeekHole Makes
The first screen is an entry gate with three statements under one Continue button. You confirm that you are at least 18, that you will not generate non-consensual deepfakes of real people, and that you alone are responsible for what you make and share. One click accepts all three.
Behind the gate sits a grid with two tabs, Explore and My Collection. Every card is a looping preview with a small inset of the sample photo it started from, a usage counter such as "10,9k used", and sometimes a badge for new or VIP scenes. Six cards carry a "Hear her" button, which marks the templates that come with a voice track.
The process the site describes is short. You choose a template, upload a JPG or PNG of up to 10 MB, and the clip appears in your collection a few minutes later. The tip text in the app explains the logic behind it: your photo becomes the first frame of the video, so the closer it matches the template's angle, framing and light, the cleaner the result. That also tells you the limits. The movement, the setting and the action all come from the template, and the only real input is the face and body in your picture.
PeekHole is not a standalone product. Its terms describe one account system shared with a sibling site, so the same credits, plan and history work on both. The layout, the plan names and the wording of the pricing page match a group of template sites we have reviewed before, so it is fair to treat PeekHole as one storefront of a larger platform.
A Catalogue of 653 Templates
The page counter shows 32 pages of 19 cards, and the site's own data confirms 598 templates in the main view: 571 video scenes and 27 picture templates. Three more shelves sit outside that count. Gay holds 17 templates, Hentai 33, and five more are tagged trans, which brings the full catalogue to 653.
Above the grid you get a search field, a tag menu called Filter by, a NEW sort, a Most popular sort and a DUO switch. DUO shows the 20 templates that take two photos, one for each person in the scene. The tag menu goes deep, from blowjob, POV and missionary to oil, bukkake and split screen, so finding a specific act is quick once you know the vocabulary.
A large part of the grid is locked. In the main view, 191 templates are reserved for the VIP plan and four for Pro, which means about a third of what you scroll past cannot be used on the entry plan. The lock is printed on the card itself, as "VIP subscription only" or "Pro and VIP subscriptions only", so at least nobody finds out at checkout.
Prices are flat in practice. Of the 598 main templates, 524 cost 30 credits, 54 cost 25, 16 cost 23, and only a few cost less. The single most used template is an exception in every sense. Ahegao IRL, a face-only scene tagged as safe for work, has been run more than 77,000 times according to the site's counter and costs 20 credits. Its lead over the next one, at about 19,500 uses, suggests that many visitors try PeekHole with a harmless template first.
Clip length depends on the template. 415 templates offer a single length of five seconds, 156 offer 5, 7 or 10 seconds, and 27 offer 5 or 7. Longer clips are tied to the plan: Basic allows up to 7 seconds and Pro and VIP up to 10.
Undress, Nudify and Picture Templates
PeekHole is a video site first, but undressing runs through the whole catalogue. The tag undress appears on 102 templates, mostly short videos in which the woman in the photo starts dressed and ends up naked, with names such as Titty Drop and Masturbating Pussy among the most used. The sign-in window lists "Undress any photo" as one of the site's main features, next to the template count.
The clearest undress tools are on the picture side. Thirteen picture templates carry the name Nudify, each with a different angle: Big tits, Oiled, Sweaty, Handcuffed, Naked Selfie, Hot Fan Cam and others. Most cost 25 credits and return a picture, not a video, which according to the app takes seconds rather than minutes.
The other picture templates change the scene instead of removing clothes. A roleplay series puts the person in a maid, nurse, secretary, stewardess or cowgirl outfit, and Anime to Realism turns a drawing into a photographic image. Remove background, at 15 credits, is the one plain utility in the list.
The only place where you write anything is a picture template called Prompt Your Image, marked Beta, at 10 credits. It creates a picture from a description without any upload. It is the cheapest item in the catalogue, but it is one template among 653, so anyone who wants to describe scenes in their own words will find PeekHole narrow.
Signing In and the Free First Video
Browsing is open, and nothing else is. Clicking any template, whether free or locked, opens a Sign in window instead of the generate screen, so the upload field, the length and quality settings and the final price of a render stay hidden until you have an account. Even if you do not click anything, the same window opens by itself after about twenty seconds on the home page.
The window offers Telegram, Google, or an email address with a one-time code, under the line "Ready to create your hottest videos?" A note at the bottom says that entering means you have read and agreed to the privacy policy.
The headline promise is that your first generation is completely free. The terms define what that means. Each new account is offered a single free render as a trial, one per person, and the trial "does not entitle you to the finished file". What the trial buys is a demonstration, and the videos it stands for are rendered once a plan is bought. The text built into the page fits that description: after the free render, the app shows a "Limited Time Offer" with a countdown and a button to unlock and watch. In plain terms, the free video is a sales preview.
There is also a daily check-in. Seven days in a row earn a few credits, but the app says those credits are held until you buy a subscription. The same applies to an inactive balance: after 30 days without spending credits and without an active plan, the balance is paused, and buying a plan is the only way to unlock it.
Plans, Credits and Payment Methods
The pricing page offers three plans over three terms, and it opens on one month. Basic costs $9.99 for 300 credits, Pro $16.99 for 700 and VIP $32.99 for 1,500. Each price sits next to a crossed-out figure twice as high, so the "-50%" label is measured against a price nobody pays.
Longer terms lower the monthly price. Three months cost $23.99, $40.79 or $79.19 up front, and twelve months cost $59.99, $101.99 or $197.99. All the credits for the whole term arrive at once, and every plan is charged once with no renewal, which the page repeats on each card.
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.
At 30 credits per clip, the Basic month buys ten clips at about $1 each, and VIP buys fifty at about $0.66, before longer clips or settings change the price. Extra credit packs exist, from 350 credits for $11.49 to 20,000 for $199.90, but the terms say the checkout refuses them unless a plan is active.
The payment method changes the price. The card button opens a checkout on VoltPay in a new tab, and the other buttons take 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 shown in large type. We could not confirm these figures at checkout, because every payment button asks you to sign in first, but anyone paying by card should expect to pay more than the headline.
Refunds, Storage and the Draft Terms
The pricing page and the terms disagree on refunds. According to the FAQ, a message to support in the first 14 days after payment gets the money back if no credit from that term has been spent. Section 10 of the terms says payments "are not refundable", for used and unused credits alike, with exceptions only for failed generations, which return credits rather than money, and for statutory consumer rights. Reversing a payment yourself, through a chargeback or a Telegram Stars refund, closes the account.
Storage rules are clear. 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 at all, and a video is reachable only for a few hours. The privacy policy adds that no upload or result is used for training, and none is shown in the public catalogue.
The bigger concern is the status of those documents. Both the terms and the privacy policy, dated 30 September 2026, open with a notice that calls them a draft for a "test deployment", says the operator details "are not set yet", and adds that the document "is not in force until they are." No company is named anywhere, the contact addresses point to example.com placeholders, and the governing law is Singapore. Support runs through a Telegram bot. In practice, a buyer does not know who is taking the money, and the only reachable contact is a chat account.
The terms also mention parts of the service that are not open to visitors, among them character chats, a Studio and a Shop that sells day passes for single VIP templates, HD quality or 10-second clips. We could not see any of them without an account.
Final Verdict
PeekHole is a large, well organised catalogue of fixed adult scenes, built for people who want to put 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 the plans are charged once without renewal, which is more honest than the auto-billing common in this category. Undressing is a real part of the offer, with 102 undress templates and a set of Nudify pictures. The problems sit around the product. The free first video is a preview you cannot keep, card payments cost more than the price in large type, a third of the catalogue needs the top plan, the refund promise in the FAQ is contradicted by the terms, and those terms are an unsigned draft with no operator and placeholder contacts. We did not render anything, so the quality of the clips remains untested. If you want template videos and accept these risks, a single 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.