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NSFW JS

NSFW JS: Explore features, use cases, pricing, pros and cons to see whether this tool fits your workflow.

Last Update: August 23, 2026

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Starting price Free

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The library also incorporates CameraBlur Protection, which is a feature that blurs any images that it identifies as being potentially inappropriate. The library is constantly being improved and updated, with new models being released frequently.

NSFWJS is free to use, and can be modified and distributed under the MIT license. The library also includes a mobile demo, which allows users to test different images on their mobile devices.

Users should verify important output, protect confidential data, and confirm current limits, billing terms, and usage rights before depending on NSFW JS in production.

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The library also incorporates CameraBlur Protection, which is a feature that blurs any images that it identifies as being potentially inappropriate. The library is constantly being improved and updated, with new models being released frequently. NSFWJS is f...

Its reviewed capabilities include Client-side Image detection, Powered by TensorFlowJS, 93% Accuracy rate, Includes CameraBlur Protection, Constant updates and improvement, Free to use, Open-source (MIT License), Mobile demo included.

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Client-side Image detection; Powered by TensorFlowJS; 93% Accuracy rate; Includes CameraBlur Protection; Constant updates and improvement; Free to use; Open-source (MIT License).

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Client-side Image detection
  • Powered by TensorFlowJS
  • 93% Accuracy rate
  • Includes CameraBlur Protection
  • Constant updates and improvement
  • Free to use
  • Open-source (MIT License)

Cons

  • Dependent on TensorFlowJS
  • No server-side processing
  • 93% Accuracy (false positives)
  • Potential privacy issues with CameraBlur
  • Regular updates required
  • Only Javascript implementation
  • Limited cross-platform usage

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