An AI influencer with a face that never drifts
Invent an original persona, or use your own face, and film them in new outfits and places every week while the face stays put.
Continue with the free Studio · one World build, one Character a day, 4 Lite Images a day
How to make an AI influencer
Start with an original adult persona or your own likeness: never someone else's face without their written consent, and never a public figure. Character App builds that persona as a Character, then films them as 9:16 Clips in new outfits, rooms and cities while the face stays the same. Label the account and posts as AI where the platform or the law requires it, and disclose paid deals like any creator. We explain the rules; we don't certify compliance.
Updated September 2026 · Free to start · Web and iPhone
Looking for the general tool? Start with the AI character creator.
Same Character, any Look
Meet Milo Fenn, an original Character made for these pages: 6 Looks, one face. Every World has its own Look; put the same Character into another World and the Character underneath stays the same.
01 Live actionMilo, realistic
02 AnimeMilo, anime
03 3D animatedMilo, 3D animated
04 2D cartoonMilo, 2D cartoon
05 ClaymationMilo, claymation
06 Pixel artMilo, pixel art
07 All six Looks
Original character made for Character App’s character pages. Clips filmed with H3 Max Turbo, the Clip model in Character App; Looks drawn with gpt-image-2.5 from one portrait.
The character sheet
Before Mika is in a single Scene, there is a sheet: front, three-quarter and back views, plus the expressions the story will need. It is how we design a Character and how Character App keeps Mika consistent from Clip to Clip, in every Look.
It is not a download. You never manage a reference sheet yourself, and the app does not export a turnaround file; the Cast keeps the Character on-model in the Scenes you direct.
Mika lives in your Characters
Every Character you make keeps its Looks in one place, one for each World’s Look. Use Mika in a new World and the Cast brings the same face into that World’s Look, in every Scene and Clip.
Illustration of the Characters screen, recreated with Mika Solenne’s Images. Original character made for this page with gpt-image-2.5.
The whole job is a face that doesn't drift
An influencer account promises that the same person shows up tomorrow. Most AI tools keep that promise for one photo; then the jawline wanders. In Character App the persona is a Character with fixed anchors (a platinum bob, three tiny beauty marks under the right eye, a silver ear cuff) reused in every Scene. Change the outfit, the café, the city: the face stays. And it is filmed, as talking-to-camera 9:16 Clips.
Who the influencer can be
This comes before any feature, because it is what gets accounts in trouble.
An original persona
Invent an adult who doesn't exist: an age, a style, one signature detail, a niche. The cleanest path, and the most fun.
Your own likeness
Use your own photo and let an AI you post the recipe you never get round to filming.
Nobody else, unless they agreed in writing
The content policy requires the subject or their written consent. No public figures, no celebrity lookalikes, no persona built on a real creator's face.
Labels and disclosure, explained plainly
Rules differ by platform and country and change often: treat this as a map, not legal advice. Character App explains the rules; it doesn't review your posts or certify compliance, because you publish them yourself.
Paid deals (FTC, United States)
The FTC's Endorsement Guides count virtual influencers as endorsers. Disclose a sponsorship or free product clearly, before any 'more' cut-off, as a human creator would.
No experience claims
A persona has never tasted the protein bar. Say what the product is, not what it did to a face that isn't real.
Platform AI labels
TikTok asks creators to label realistic AI-made content and can apply a label itself; Instagram, Facebook and YouTube have their own AI disclosure settings. Say in the bio that the persona is AI.
EU AI Act
From 2 August 2026, Article 50 requires realistic AI-made video that could pass as authentic to be disclosed as artificial.
A week of posts from one persona
Build the persona once, then plan the week as Scenes: coffee Monday, gym Wednesday, a sea-view terrace Friday. Each Scene becomes a Clip with the same bob, ear cuff and smile. Use invented products or your own, never another brand's logo without the deal.
8 AI influencer ideas to start from
Press one and it lands in the idea box. Change a word or keep it; the Director takes it from there.
- 01The Early RiserA café creator who plans the whole day over the first latte.Use this idea
- 02Wakes Up ElsewhereA travel persona who opens every post with “Guess where I woke up today?”Use this idea
- 03Tiny Box ReviewsSmall-gadget unboxings, honest specs, no fake “I've used it for months.”Use this idea
- 04Gym, ReluctantlyA fitness persona who grins, wipes her brow, and admits she hates leg day.Use this idea
- 05Five-Minute GRWMGet ready with me: one mirror, one blush brush, one wink.Use this idea
- 06The Plant DadAn original persona who reports his monstera's growth like sports results.Use this idea
- 07Future MeYour own likeness, slightly more organised than you.Use this idea
- 08One Tiny KitchenOne dish a week, the same small kitchen, the same striped apron.Use this idea
From one line to a Character on film
- 1
Design the persona
An original adult persona or your own photo. Pick the anchors: hair, one mark, one accessory, and a niche to post about.
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Build the feed World
The café, the gym, the flat and the travel spots become places your persona keeps returning to.
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Film the posts
Each post is a Scene: draw the Images, film 9:16 Clips with a plan, export, add your labels and disclosures, post.
Questions, answered
Still curious? Using your own photo and the guides go deeper.
Can it be a completely original face, or does it have to be me?
Both work: an original adult persona or your own likeness. Someone else's face only with their written consent, and never a public figure.
Does the face stay the same across every post and outfit?
That is the Cast's whole job. Direct a new outfit, room or city and the Character keeps the same face and signature details.
Do I have to label it as AI?
Often, yes, depending on the platform and where your audience is. TikTok, Instagram and YouTube have AI disclosure rules, and the EU AI Act requires realistic AI video to be disclosed from August 2026. Check each platform's current rules; we explain them, we don't certify compliance.
Can my AI influencer say they tried or love a product?
Be careful. A virtual persona has no first-hand experience, so “I use this every day” misleads. Disclose paid deals and describe the product, not results the persona never had.
Is it just photos, or can it talk on video too?
Both. Draw Images for the feed, then film talking-to-camera 9:16 Clips with the line you wrote into the Scene.
What does it cost?
Continue with the free Studio: currently one World build, one Character a day and 4 Lite Images a day. Clips need a plan, from $19.99 a month for 800 Credits; a 5-second Clip from an Image on H3 Max Turbo is 15 Credits, shown on the button before you press.
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