Design a digital character for social media. You set the look, the style and the personality, and the AI turns them into an influencer ready to run an account and engage an audience on TikTok, YouTube, Instagram or any other platform.
45 models, including Nano Banana, Seedream, Veo and Wan, behind one login and one balance, instead of a separate subscription for each.
Nano Banana from $0.04 per image, Wan 2.7 from $0.80 per five-second clip. You pay per generation, nothing else.
Veo 3.1, Seedance 2.5, Nano Banana Pro and other recent models.
Fast, good-quality AI generation with control over the result, in one platform.
Choose the appearance, hairstyle, hair color, clothes and accessories, and the AI turns them into a look that is your influencer's own.

The AI makes a series of images with different emotions, joy, surprise or a thoughtful look, so the feed doesn't keep repeating one face.

Short videos for Reels and Stories where your influencer moves and changes expression, ready to post.

The AI picks a backdrop for photos and videos: a studio, a street, an interior or a themed scene that fits your content.

For ads and brand collaborations your influencer can appear with the logo, the brand colors or the product itself.

Everything worth knowing about creating virtual influencers.
An AI influencer is a generated person who fronts a brand with the same face and look in every post. You get a recognizable presenter without booking a model for each shoot or working around anyone's availability.
Generate the character once and use that result as the reference image for everything afterwards. The reference is what holds the likeness together, while a face described again in words drifts from one image to the next.
Yes, animate a still of the character with an image-to-video model and you get short clips for Reels, Shorts and TikTok. Keep them short: a few seconds of a familiar face works better than a long take.
Yes. Upload the product photo together with the character reference and describe the scene. This is the fastest way to on-model product content without a shoot, and most listings and feeds are missing exactly that shot.
In many places, yes, and it is the right call anyway: audiences find out, and finding out is worse than being told. Several platforms have their own labeling rules for synthetic media, so check the ones you publish on.
No. Generating a recognizable real person without their consent is not permitted, and for public figures it also runs into publicity and likeness rights. Build an original character instead, which is also the only kind you can own.
Images come back as PNG, JPEG or WebP and video as MP4, with a choice between a high-resolution export for print and a lighter file sized for the web and social platforms.