Cast one AI influencer, or a hundred
Same face, same voice, every time. Paste a product link for a finished video, or keep one posting week after week and let it build an audience.
- Identity
- Locked per character
- Output
- 9:16, 15 to 35 seconds
- Billing
- Published rate


Cast one, or a hundred
Describe a person once. Every video they appear in uses that same face, wardrobe and voice.

Point it at a product
Paste a product link. It writes a script around what the listing actually claims.

Approve the stills
Every scene gets a still before it gets a clip, so a bad frame costs a frame, not a video.

Export and post
Download 9:16 video ready for TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
Two jobs, one account
Build a following
Keep a character posting week after week in its own voice, so the account grows like a person rather than a catalogue.
Sell a product
Paste a listing from TikTok Shop or Shopify and get a vertical video where the character holds and uses it.

Every model, one bill
Draft each shot on a cheap model, finish on the expensive one, and pay for all of it in a single place.
- ByteDance
Seedance 2.5 reference-to-video
reference-to-video
- ByteDance
Seedance 2.0 reference-to-video
reference-to-video
- ByteDance
Seedance 2.5 image-to-video
image-to-video
- Kuaishou
Kling 3 Pro image-to-video
image-to-video
- Kuaishou
Kling O3 Pro reference-to-video
reference-to-video
Gemini Omni Flash reference-to-video
reference-to-video


What holds a character together
Consistency is a data problem before it is a model problem. Four things are stored per influencer and repeated verbatim into every prompt, keyframe and video request.
- Appearance block
- Face description, hairline, build, age range, one signature detail.
- Wardrobe set
- Named garments, so a scene can change without changing the person.
- Room and lighting
- A recurring set reads as a real bedroom or kitchen, not a green screen.
- Voice and speech pattern
- Tone, accent and sentence length carried into the script layer.
Approve the stills before you pay for video
Each scene gets a keyframe first. A wrong frame costs one image; a wrong clip costs a hundred times that. Only what you approve gets animated.
Open the composer
Built for the seller with ten products and no camera
You have more products than afternoons to film them. Paste a product link, pick a character from your roster, and read the storyboard before anything renders. A shot you dislike costs a still, not a reshoot.
One character and one product per video, because that is what a seller can finish in a week.

Start with someone.
Questions
+What makes the influencer stay the same across videos?
Each character is built from one saved description, so the face, hair, build and wardrobe stay the same from shoot to shoot.
+Which video models are available?
Seedance, Kling, Wan, MiniMax and Gemini, and you can pick a different one for each shot.
+How is billing handled?
You add credit and spend it on generations. The price is shown before you approve anything.
+Can I upload my own photos of a person?
Not today. Characters come from a written description, so every persona is synthetic.
+Does it work for TikTok Shop listings?
Paste the product link. If a page hides its details behind a login, put the title and selling points in the brief instead.