AI InfluencerAny look. Same face everywhere.

It makes a fictional person you can post as: a consistent face and look, an outfit, and content made with them. In Made you design them in a visual builder or from a sentence, keep them as your character, then make photos, clips and trends with the same face.

Tap Sketch them (1 credit) or pick a casting. After that, every change in the builder updates the sketch in a few seconds for 2 credits. Each update is one edit of your first sketch listing every difference, so the face stays put instead of drifting a little with each change. Earlier looks stay in a strip under the sketch and cost nothing to go back to. When it looks right, Generate redraws it polished as their portrait (3 credits).

Yes. Type who you’re looking for, like “a warm Brazilian surf coach in her 30s,” and you get three castings to pick from, each sketched (3 credits for all three). With a sketch on screen, the same box takes changes like “older, with short curly hair.”

Yes, from a photo of you or of someone who agreed to be a character in your videos. You’re responsible for who’s in it. We check the photo for anyone who looks under 18 and for nudity, not for who someone is.

Your influencer’s portrait, and their reference views if you draw them, go into every photo and video made with them, with an instruction to keep their face, skin, hair and every mark exactly as they are. There’s no training step and nothing to upload.

Yes, your own version of the format. Jean Phil (Jean Philanthrope) is an AI character who shadowboxes, deadpan, in a new absurd place every post. Design an original character with a look people remember: an odd haircut, a moustache, a vintage suit, the Deadpan vibe. Then use Clip: pick a move like Shadowbox, pick a place, and keep the move while the place changes each post. Make your own character rather than copying someone else’s.

Yes. Your influencer is one of your Made characters, so Made Ads can cast them. From their page, Use in… opens Lip Sync, Motion Transfer, Outfit Swap, Face Swap or Effects with their photo ready, or the agent. Developers and assistants like Claude pass their id (characters: ["ref_…"]) to any generation.

Everything is paid in credits from your Made plan: 1 credit for a sketch and 2 credits per change, 3 credits for the final portrait, 3 credits for a photo, 59 credits for a five-second clip and 89 credits for a five-second trend. Every button shows its price first, and anything that fails or is turned down by a safety check isn’t charged.

GPT Image 2.5 (OpenAI) draws every picture of your character: sketches, the portrait, views and photos. Clips use Kling 3 Pro, and trends use Kling 3 Motion Control.

No. There’s no training and no 20-photo upload. Your first photo can be made seconds after you keep them.

The model providers run safety checks, and they sometimes turn down harmless requests, often about fitted clothing. Turned-down requests are never charged. Try different words.

You can post what you make. Label realistic AI people the way each platform asks, and don’t present your influencer as a real person or use them to deceive anyone.