I get exactly what you mean. I’ve tried a couple of these tools over the last year, and the biggest red flag for me is when the app rushes you. If I upload a photo and there’s zero explanation of what happens next, I’m already uncomfortable. One thing I appreciated when testing tools like this (including this one: click here ) was having clear steps and visible controls. Being able to choose modes, adjust realism, and not feel locked into a single outcome matters a lot. Also, no forced logins, no sudden pop-ups asking for extra permissions. Even small UX things, like showing progress instead of a blank loading screen, help build trust. It’s not about perfection, it’s about feeling that the tool isn’t hiding anything and that I can stop or leave at any point without consequences.