AI Influencer Photos

An AI influencer is a persona you own: a face built from a few photos of yourself, or of someone who agreed, that you can put in front of the camera whenever you need a post. Building one is free — upload two to eight clear photos, name the creator, describe their look, and the Studio stores reference images and face crops. From then on AI Influencer Photos makes new pictures of that person from a sentence. The same face, hair and skin tone show up on a rooftop, in a gym, at a cafe, holding your product, wearing the outfit you describe.

Each photo is a reference-conditioned render: the engine sends a few of your creator's reference photos alongside your prompt and an identity lock so the result matches them. The tier sets how many references are used — two at Standard, four at Pro, five at Max — and the price follows the multi-photo rule, so Standard is 4 credits, Pro 18 and Max 52. Pick a shape for where it is going: 3:4 or 4:5 for the feed, 9:16 for stories, 1:1 for a profile, 16:9 for a thumbnail. Every input photo and prompt goes through moderation.

Use it like a content calendar. Write seven scene prompts on Sunday, render them at Standard, and pick the best for Pro. Send a result to Photo to Video or AI Influencer Videos and the creator moves and talks. Send it to the thumbnail tool as the face slot and your channel art features them too. The creators you build live in the Studio drawer; delete one and its reference photos are purged while the posts you already made stay in your rail.