Slitz

Slitz is more a showcase of AI-generated porn than a creation tool.

You can't generate your own porn. But you can watch a collection of 200+ scripted vertical dramas, created by AI, in some of the best examples of how fast video is evolving in the space.

The most obvious comparison is an adult streaming service built for your phone, something like AdultTime, but the clear point of difference is that most of the characters on the platform don't actually exist. The ones that do (hi Mia Malkova!) are actually AI twins. In other words: Slitz is licensing their likenesses.

Or in Mia's case: she's getting paid without getting laid.

I watched free episodes of Professor Mia, Dragon Queen's Dark Desire and My Billionaire Boss, sampled the captions and various discovery tools. Here's what I thought of the platform...

An Impressive Library

The Slitz gimmick is basically a reel of short dramas, all of which are NSFW.

A portrait video sits in the centre of the screen, with episode details and other controls around it. Scroll past one series and you land on another. Episodes are numbered, titled and usually around a minute long - which is roughly the limit of what the latest models are capable of churning out before the AI edges become too obvious.

The catalogue is sizeable for such a specific format. I saw 204 dramas, with 1,133 episodes and 100 AI actors, totalling around 24 hours of HD viewing across the library. Its Premium screen also listed 10 new shorts for the week when I checked. The episodes average roughly 77 seconds according to Slitz, which fits the six samples I watched: they ran from 55 seconds to 1 minute 13 seconds on the player.

These are scripted and edited productions - they are not 'generated' live. You can pick a series, but you can't change its plot, swap the performer or ask for a different position halfway through the clip. That's probably a good thing. What we're left with is the coherent scenes that passed a human quality check.

(I'm guessing it took a huge number of iterations to get these into publishable shape.)

Getting Started

The first two episodes of every drama are free, with no account, email or card. I accepted the adult gate and could start watching straight away.

The Account page recorded my recently watched series, history and positions at episode three, while the player supports bookmarks and browsing by actor. You can get a useful feel for the service before handing over anything, including your email address.

Near the end of Professor Mia's second episode, the player blurred and an upsell for episode three appeared. Time to cough up, I guess!

These episodes are constructed around cliffhangers, with the idea being you're more likely to go Premium if you want to see what happens next. That was plain to see. But offering two episodes of every series still gives you hundreds of samples across the catalogue, rather than two free videos for the whole site. It's a pretty generous offer.

How Is The Video Quality?

I checked out a couple of popular series from the Slitz homepage:

Professor Mia is a campus fantasy starring the AI twins of Mia Malkova and Alma Salas, which I thought would be a great place to start - it has two free episodes of about a minute each. It gets to the point fast, and the freebie footage includes full nudity and oral sex. The leads and the office stay consistent between episodes, and the sex itself (or in this case: a blowjob) is very well done. Mia looks... well, like Mia. I would not have known this was her AI twin if I saw the clip pop up on Pornhub.

Dragon Queen's Dark Desire is much more out there. It's a candlelit castle fantasy with ornate costumes, a curse plot and some real world-building. The female lead stays recognisable throughout, though I'd say the dragon looks far more obviously AI than the human cast. Feels very.... Game of Thronesey.

My Billionaire Boss is a slow burner. It goes for some effective charged dialogue, focusing on the power play between assistant and boss rather than instant explicit action - it helps to give the catalogue some range, and it can't hurt that the brunette in the glasses is smoking hot.

Every clip I saw was incredibly convincing.

While I obviously knew I was watching AI porn, and could see some of the hallmarks, I'm not sure an ordinary viewer would if he/she stumbled across these clips in the wild.

Player & Controls

The player has the controls you'd expect from a short-video app: play and pause, 10-second skips, timeline markers, speed adjustment, sound, picture-in-picture and buttons for moving to another drama. Free episodes advance automatically, and the next-drama scrolling makes discovery nice and easy.

Episodes have convincing sound and optional captions. The subtitle menu offers 20 languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, simplified Chinese and Arabic (some of these are not available for certain titles). English captions worked in my samples and stayed enabled when I changed series, which saves repeatedly digging through the menu.

Desktop presentation is generally.... neat, although I'd say it's best viewed on mobile. The narrow active video sits above a large blurred backdrop, with Home, Browse and Account on the left and series details on the right. The trade-off is small side-panel text and controls that auto-hide when you're trying to use them.

Everything runs in a modern browser on phone, tablet or desktop.

For a service based on vertical episodes, watching with a phone is the natural fit.

AI Actors

Slitz combines a fictional cast with licensed AI twins of adult performers: and there are some very big name present, including: Mia Malkova, Riley Reid, Asa Akira, Bonnie Blue, Sophie Dee and Lexi Luna.

Slitz says its catalogue mixes Originals and licensed titles from other AI-drama studios (I couldn't verify which). A few of the listings carry Candy source labels, so I assume they're ported over from there.

Slitz vs Candy Shorts

Candy Shorts is the closest comparison, and indeed, there's some crossover in the library.

Candy offers AI adult short series and licensed performer twins, but uses token unlocks rather than Slitz's prepaid access windows.

Slitz's approach is easier to understand on a binge: buy time, open the catalogue and stop calculating what every cliffhanger costs. Candy's token model is a solid PAYG alternative.