AmorLink AI Review 2026: Memory, Photos, Video, Voice

The first screen is an adults-only gate. You confirm you are at least 18 and that you agree to the terms and the privacy policy, or you leave.

Past that, the homepage is a generator: a prompt box, a line that signup brings 50 Sparks and about five images, and four cards for a picture, a girlfriend, a video, and chat.

The welcome window repeats the gift in plainer words. Make a free account and the 50 Sparks land straight away.

It names email or Google, says the gift takes about 20 seconds, and puts "never expires" under the two chips for five photos and free chat.

The signup window itself offers Google, Telegram, and email, with a footer about discreet billing, no public profiles, and deleting everything.

What the Free Account Page Actually Prints

• Free Plan, 10 messages a day, with an upgrade button beside it.
• Display language set to English. Companion language set to Auto, matching how you write.
• Long-term memory left on, so details carry across chats, with a switch described as on the way.
• Proactive messages marked Coming soon, including quiet hours.
• Delete account sits under the sign-out button.

So the free start is a real daily chat, and the daily count is printed. The welcome copy calls chat free.

The account row is the one that gives the number. Deluxe is where the message line becomes unlimited.

A companion made on this account stays in My Characters.

Open a companion and the thread is a normal chat column, with her picture and a short about-her panel on the side. Under the reply there is a Listen control and a timestamp.

The composer has two photo controls, each marked 10 Sparks: one shot, or a shot with every reply. Age and gender sit in that side panel as plain fields.

Listen sits under the reply on this thread. The paid columns are where voice messages are written out as a plan feature, and where premium voices are listed. This screen is a play control on a message.

The builder is five labelled steps, and the header keeps the count in front of you. You can wander the whole flow, then keep her, before a plan enters the picture.

The result line says she is made and saved, and that a free account keeps her. Two further faces are offered on that same screen, again with no card.

The Five Steps, in Order

• Style. Realistic, Anime, or Mythic. On this capture the portrait tiles were still empty, so the labels are the part you can trust.
• Looks. Heritage portraits, a custom box, and an age slider that starts at 18 and runs to 55+.
• Details. Hair style, hair colour, and eyes, each with a custom box when the circles are not enough.
• Figure. Body, chest, and hip, with the choices shown on the cards.
• Soul. A name, personality, relationship, role, and voice. Public means anyone can find her and start chatting. Private means she stays out of Discover and search.

Generation is a progress card. This one was at 11 percent, with the note that it is about a minute, usually.

When she lands, the traits you picked sit in a column next to the portrait, and Meet her is the button. Looks can be opened again later.

That editor has Cancel and Save changes, so a tweak is a separate save, not a new companion.

Explore is the public shelf. This capture reads 580 companions, sorted by Trending, with category and age menus and a row of tags above the search box.

Each card carries an age, a one-line intro, a heart count, and two actions: Chat, and Generate. The ages on the front row are adult ages.

A private companion stays off this shelf. That switch is on the soul step, and the account also has a Gallery tab next to My Characters.

If you are weighing this against other companion sites, the Candy AI review and the Character.AI review are the two closest reads on FetishAura. Wider lists live at the AI girlfriend apps guide, the Character.AI alternatives guide, and the uncensored AI chatbots list.

Two headlines show the same three columns. One opens while you are bringing a companion to life, and it says unlimited companions come with every plan.

The other is the subscription page, headed "Go deeper with her." The yearly toggle wears a Save 43% badge. Prices are in USD.

Yearly, Charged Once for 12 Months

The 30-Day Toggle, Marked First-Time

The feature bullets match across the two toggles. The yearly cards compare themselves with $9.99, $16.99 and $29.99.

Those three numbers are also the first-time prices on the monthly toggle, which then strikes a higher figure beside each one. A later month, after the first-time tag, was not on these screens.

Read the toggle you are about to press.

Under the columns, four lines repeat. The charge does not show as AmorLink.

Nothing renews on its own. Chats are never sold or used to train AI.

You pay by card or Apple Pay via Telegram, or with crypto. The questions block on the same page says a monthly run is 30 days and a yearly run is 12 months, then it ends, with a reminder three days before.

The terms, last updated 13 August 2026, still describe renewal for the period you select. The figures in this review follow the toggles captured on 28 October 2026.

Sparks are the credit for pictures and clips. The store says 10 per picture and from 125 per video clip, and a pack does not require a subscription.

The balance chip on this account read 50, which matches the welcome gift. A still from the composer and a still from this store use the same 10.

Packs on the Store, 28 Oct 2026

The 1,800 pack is badged most popular, and 10,000 is badged best value. Checkout for that $19.99 pack offers two doors.

Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay opens in Telegram, with discreet billing. Crypto lists USDT, BTC, ETH and more, and says no app is needed.

The line under the buttons says the Sparks land in the balance right after payment. Paid plans also drop a monthly Spark allowance on top of anything you buy here: 300, 750, or 1,750, depending on the column.

The homepage calls the generator uncensored chat, photos and video. The 18+ policy is where the boundary is written down.

AmorLink is an adult platform. You confirm your age, there is no date-of-birth field, and the policy says imagery is held back on the server rather than only hidden in the browser.

Every character is fictional and an adult. Prompts that depict a minor are refused, and the page says that material is reported where the law requires it.

What Those Pages Commit To

• The about page: an independent service, a small team, support@amorlink.ai, and a contact form. Card payments have not launched. When they do, the statement name will be AL Media. A Telegram Stars purchase shows as Telegram or the app store. Crypto does not reach a bank statement.
• Terms, last updated 13 August 2026: 18 or the age of majority where you live. Sparks are a licence to use a feature, not cash. You can delete the account from Settings.
• Privacy: the page header says 2 September 2026, and a later paragraph dates that version to 13 August 2026. Text goes to Groq, OpenRouter and DeepInfra. Images go to RunPod. Video goes to Atlas Cloud and A2E. Voice goes to Chatterbox. Conversation text is processed in the United States. Media is stored in the EU. The policy says chats are not sold and are not used to train AI models.
• Refunds, same 13 August date: a failed picture or clip puts the Sparks back within minutes, including a batch that only partly fails, and including a job interrupted by a restart. Unused Sparks stay on the account. Once the file has arrived, that spend stays spent.

Cancel from Settings. The refund page says that stops the next charge and leaves the current period running.

Someone in the EU or the UK has a 14-day withdrawal right that the page says is lost once digital delivery has started with consent, which it counts from the first use of the plan or the first Spark spent.

Where none of that has happened, the page says the refund is in full. Stars go back through Telegram.

Crypto is sent by hand to the address you give, and the network fee comes out of it. A card refund, when that route is available, is listed at five to ten business days.

The contact form has a payment topic, and the page aims to answer inside a few business days.