From your idea to your first creation
- Describe your idea and choose a look. Review your draft prompt before registering.
- Choose a plan, save your draft to your account, and pay securely with Stripe.
- Your draft opens in the studio. Review the model and credit cost, then generate when you're ready.
What would you like to make?
Start with one idea. Choose your look and see what a plan includes before creating an account.
Drafting is free. Generating needs credits; the cost is shown before you run it.
What's included
What an AI influencer is
A recurring character that runs a social account: invented from scratch, a digital double of a real creator, or a brand's presenter. Followers come back for a person, so the face has to hold. Most generators start from nothing on every prompt and return a stranger; AIGE starts every image and clip from the same saved character.
Step 1: write the persona before the face
Decide who they are first: a name, an age, a city, a niche such as fitness, travel or cooking, and how their captions sound. Then write one identity line (age, hair, eyes, build and one or two marks that make the face this face) and never reword it. Only the scene, outfit, pose and light change around it.
Step 2: save the face as a character
Make a reference set: a sharp front portrait in even light, a three-quarter view, a profile and a full-length shot. Generate it from a prompt or upload photos you have the right to use, then save it as a character with a name, an avatar and a gallery of references you can keep adding to.
Step 3: make the feed photos
Pick the character and an image model: Nano Banana 2 for everyday posts (8 credits at 1K), Nano Banana Pro for close-ups (15), or GPT Image 2. Keep the identity line, describe the scene, regenerate any shot where the face drifted, and add the best results back to the gallery so the references improve as the feed grows.
Step 4: carousels with the same face
Open the Atelier, pick a carousel format and make each slide's picture in the AI tab with your character switched on, so every slide shows the same person. Add the text and export the slides as PNG, JPG or WebP. A 5-slide carousel with a new picture on every slide is 40 credits.
Step 5: clips from approved photos
Animate a photo you have already approved: it becomes the first frame, so the clip opens on exactly your character. Kling V3 runs 3 to 15 seconds with or without sound (84 or 56 credits for 5 seconds); Veo 3.1 and Seedance also start from a photo. Keep clips short, because faces drift more over long shots.
Step 6: plan the week and post it
The week planner drafts a week of post ideas with hooks and captions before you pay; it needs an account. Make the posts in the studio, download them for Instagram, TikTok or anywhere else, or share them to AIGORA from the same account.
Publish it as a twin
On AIGORA you can publish the character as a digital twin with licence terms you set. Publishing works today; paid twin rentals are paused, like every creator payment on AIGORA, while secure settlement is upgraded.
What an AI influencer costs per post in AIGE
cr = credits, as AIGE charges them. Dollars are each plan's monthly price divided by its monthly credits. Retakes cost the same as first runs, so budget for a few. Four weeks like the last row come to 1,056 credits, inside Pro's 1,150 a month ($29). The studio shows the exact cost before every run.
What a month of each plan makes
Each count spends the whole month on one kind of post; a real month mixes them. 10-second Kling clips start on Pro. Creator payments on AIGORA are paused, so budget this as a cost, not against income.
Who it's for
A virtual creator from scratch
Invent a persona, give it a niche and a look, and post on a steady rhythm without a camera, a studio or a model's schedule.
A digital double of you
Save your own face as the character and keep it the same across Reels, carousels and posts. FaceShield can register your likeness and issue a signed certificate of the registration.
A brand character
A shop, a studio or a coach gets one presenter for product shots, tutorials and stories, the same person in every campaign.
UGC-style ads, labelled as ads
Everyday-looking photos and clips of the character with a product, run as the brand's own ads. Never present the character as a real customer: a testimonial from someone who doesn't exist is what the FTC's 2024 rule on fake reviews bans.
Not a fit: a persona that talks to camera
AIGE has no lip-sync and no voice generation, so the character can't deliver a script in a voice you choose and keep. Kling V3 and Veo 3.1 can add sound to a clip, and you can lay your own audio over it in the video editor.
Not a fit: hiding that it's AI
The FTC's Endorsement Guides, revised in 2023, count anything that appears to be a person as an endorser, virtual influencers included, so paid or gifted promotions need a clear disclosure. TikTok, YouTube and Meta's apps have their own AI labels and require them on some realistic posts. Say in the bio that the account is AI-made. This is a general note, not legal advice.
When AIGE makes sense
AIGE fits when the influencer lives in photos, carousels and short clips and the face has to stay the same in all of them: you save the character once, see each post's credit cost before it runs, and budget from the tables above, with plans from $8.55 a month. It does not fit a persona that must speak to camera. AIGORA gives the character a public feed and followers; creator payments there are paused, so build the audience first.
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI influencer?
A virtual person who runs a social account like a creator, with a name, a niche and a face that stays the same in every post. Some are invented, some are digital doubles of a real creator, some are a brand's presenter.
How do I make an AI influencer with a consistent face?
Write the persona and one fixed identity line, save a reference set as a character in AIGE (front, three-quarter, profile and full-length), make every photo with that character selected, and start every clip from a photo you have approved. Regenerate anything that drifted and add good results back to the gallery.
How much does it cost to run an AI influencer?
In AIGE a 1K feed photo is 8 credits ($0.23 on Starter), a 5-slide carousel 40 ($1.14) and a 5-second Kling V3 clip with sound 84 ($2.39). A week of 7 photos, a carousel and 2 short clips comes to 264 credits, $7.52 on Starter. Plans start at $8.55 a month.
Is there a free AI influencer generator?
Not in AIGE: there is no free generation. Every photo and clip uses credits from a plan, from $8.55 a month, and the cost shows before each run. You can draft a week of post ideas before you pay.
Can an AI influencer make money on AIGORA?
Not right now. Subscriptions, tips, paid posts and messages, and twin rentals are built, but creator payments on AIGORA are paused while secure settlement is upgraded. Posting, following and publishing a twin work today, so the audience can come first; nothing here promises income.
Do I have to say my influencer is AI?
Disclose it. The FTC's Endorsement Guides treat virtual influencers as endorsers, so paid or gifted promotions need a clear disclosure, and the FTC's 2024 rule bans testimonials from people who don't exist. TikTok, YouTube and Meta's apps also label AI content. Say it in the bio and on sponsored posts. Not legal advice.
Can my AI influencer talk?
Not on cue. AIGE has no lip-sync and no voice generation, so you can't give the character a script in a voice you keep. Kling V3 and Veo 3.1 can generate sound with a clip, and you can add your own audio in the video editor.
Which model should I use for the influencer's photos?
Nano Banana 2 for most feed posts (8 credits at 1K), Nano Banana Pro for close-ups (15 at 1K), and GPT Image 2 when the picture carries text. All three take the character's reference photos.