You describe the character
Adult, 24. Center-part black hair, emerald drop earrings, diamond bracelet, black silk dress, heels. Neutral studio gray. Fully clothed. Voice low and even.
AI influencer studio · Auto on Seedance 2.0 Fast
Create AI influencers
that stay themselves.
Describe a fictional adult character. ClickPop builds the reference set and reuses that lock, so the same face and outfit hold in UGC, ads, long-form, and scheduled posts.
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Reference photos Front, three-quarter, profile, close-upsIdentity lock Reused on every later renderAuto Seedance 2.0 FastFrame size 480p · 720p · 1080pLength 4–15s on Auto, longer shots stitchedProduct photo Your item and the character in one shotCaptions Subtitle, pill, title, word highlightBrand card Start or endPosting Schedule plus connected accounts
One studio, every format
Everything a creator needs. Minus the shoot.
Image, video, voice, and automation in one pipeline, plus an API and MCP server when you want your own tools to drive it.
▶AI VideoAuto · Seedance 2.0 Fast, vertical, native voice
◐Reference setFront, three-quarter, profile, close-ups
♪VoiceoverLip-synced talking heads or narrated b-roll
⤳Identity lockSame face and outfit in every format
✦StudioCharacters you build, library, and usage
Ask Cursor or Claude for a clip. Get a link back.
→{}API and SDKsREST, Python, and Node. Async renders with polling.
→Made with the pipeline
Real outputs. Any scene.
Characters, b-roll, and pure spectacle from the same models. Clips play as they scroll into view.
Red bird over a mountain lake
White dress walk through a stone colonnade
Seaside portrait with a tall ship behind
Skatepark trick at golden hour
Rush hour on a subway platform
Low-poly sailboat on a glassy sea
Curious cat through a fisheye lens
Quiet ride in a subway car
The flex that backfiresA secret rich people keepThe expensive mistakeSomething she was not going to sayA contrarian take on the moneyGet ready with meOne money moveThe secret I found
How it works
Three steps to the first post.
01Describe the character
Age 21 or older, look, wardrobe, voice, and the kind of work they do. ClickPop does not start you from a stock cast. The description is the brief.
02Lock the reference set
ClickPop creates the angles: front, three-quarter, profile, and close-ups. That set is the identity lock for face and outfit.
03Film every format
Auto renders on Seedance 2.0 Fast. The same lock goes into UGC, ads, long-form, Brand Studio, and automations that post on your schedule.
Characters
You describe them. The lock does the rest.
Example you would create.Not a character ClickPop includes. You write the brief. This is what the reference lock looks like after that.
ClickPop builds the reference set
Front, three-quarter, profile, and close-ups. Face, hair, jewelry, and outfit are recorded together.
The lock is reused
That set goes with later renders, so the same face and outfit hold in every format below.
Paid adThe offer, then the brand card.
UGC frameThe serum that sits under makeup. #ad · AI character
Longer shot0–8s the face · 8–16s the walk · same outfit
UGC→ Paid ads→ Long-form→ Brand Studio→ Automations
Use cases
Built for people who post daily.
Reference lock · reused
- Post 1Introduction, same face
- Post 40New place, same outfit lock
- Post 200New hook, same character
One character, a whole channel
AI influencer
Describe an adult character and publish a channel that reads as the same person. The reference set is reused on every post, so a Tuesday story and a Friday story share a face, hair, and outfit. A daily or weekday automation can post that channel to TikTok and Instagram.
- You describe the character. ClickPop does not assign one.
- Front, three-quarter, profile, and close-ups become the lock.
- The lock is what post 1 and post 200 have in common.
One shot
Your photo, their hands
Product UGC
Upload the real product photo. ClickPop puts that product and the locked character in one creator-style shot: what it is, who it is for, and the next step. The character is fictional. The caption can carry an AI label. This is a demonstration, not a fake customer review.
- Product photo stays the item you sell
- Spoken line sized to the length you set
- Vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts
- Hook 01The problem in 3 seconds
- Hook 02The proof, product in hand
- Hook 03The offer, then the card
Hook tests on one face
Paid ads
Cut several openings from the same identity lock. Problem, proof, and offer can be three ads without looking like three different people. Add a brand card at the start or the end before the file goes to paid social.
- Same character across the variant set
- Offer, problem, and proof as separate hooks
- Brand card and caption style travel with the export
Brand card · start
Character stays on model while the place changesBrand card · end
A campaign that stays on model
Brand films
Use the character as the face of a brand world. Location and story can change. The reference lock keeps hair, wardrobe, and face in place from the opening frame to the last. Brand Studio can open or close the film on your logo.
- Human characters, mascots, or other subjects you describe
- Intro or outro card with fade, slide, pop, wipe, or sting
- One lock for the whole campaign, not a new face per scene
Stitched shots · one reference lock
- 0–8sOpen on the face
- 8–16sProduct enters
- 16–24sWalk-off, same outfit
More than one generation, one person
Long-form
When the point needs more time, ClickPop stitches timed shots into a single video. Auto on Seedance 2.0 Fast covers 4 to 15 seconds per generation. Seedance 2.5 can run a generation out to 30 seconds. Every shot still receives the reference lock.
- Length control instead of a fixed clip
- Shots stitched in order with the same wardrobe and place
- Captions burned in the edit, not drawn by the video model
Affiliate product
Everyday sunglassesLink saved on the product#ad · AI characterThe product, the link, the disclosure
Affiliate product videos
Save an affiliate product, its photos, and the offer. The video can show your product photo, explain the offer, and leave with the affiliate link. Mark it #ad and label the character as AI.
- Product page facts and photos saved on the product
- Affiliate link ready for the caption and the post
- #ad and an AI label on the way out
Schedule · same character
- Mon08:00 hook
- Tue—
- Wed12:00 UGC
- Thu—
- Fri12:00 UGC
- Sat10:00 recap
- Sun18:00 story
A calendar, not a fresh face
Scheduled automations
Set the days and the time, or start from a preset: daily story at 18:00, weekday morning hook at 08:00, UGC three days a week, or a Monday ad test. Each run uses the character's lock and can post to the accounts you connect.
- Presets for stories, hooks, UGC, and ad tests
- Your days, your clock, your platforms
- The reference lock on every scheduled run
- Bottom subtitle
- Bold pill
- Center title
- Word highlight
Words added after the picture
Captions
Pick how the spoken line sits on the finished file: bottom subtitle, bold pill, center title, or word highlight. ClickPop burns the words in the edit. The video model is not asked to paint text into the scene.
- Four styles, or none
- Platform captions for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts
- On-screen line kept to a short overlay
Logo at the start or the end
Brand card
Put your logo on a card that opens the video or closes it. Choose fade, slide up, scale pop, wipe, or a sting flash, with a sting sound or silence. The character stays in the middle. The brand owns the first or last moment.
- Placement: beginning, end, or none
- Five animations
- Logo from your brand kit
Sample stories
How teams could use it.
Illustrative sample scenarios, not real customer testimonials.
“Sample
Tested twelve hooks for one moisturizer in an afternoon using two characters, then scaled the winner.
“Sample
One character, one product a day. The bible keeps her face identical, so the channel reads as one person.
“Sample
A Monaco persona telling five-second stories about yachts and suites, rendered in the background overnight.
“Sample
Each client gets a character with their own voice spec. The API lets our scheduler queue clips without logging in.
“Sample
A non-human mascot with voice-over b-roll. No lip-sync needed, and the brand style never drifts.
“Sample
A money-moves series with one tactic per clip, no investment advice, and a sign-off line that became the hook.
“Sample
Wired the MCP server into our editor so the team can ask for a clip in chat and get a link back.
FAQ
AI influencers, explained.
What is an AI influencer?
A fictional adult character you describe, with a reference set ClickPop creates and then reuses. The face, hair, and outfit stay recognizable across posts. There is no built-in roster. The character is yours.
How does the reference set work?
You write the character. ClickPop generates the reference angles: front, three-quarter, profile, and close-ups. That set is the identity lock. Later videos send it again so UGC, ads, long-form, Brand Studio, and automations share one person.
How realistic are the videos?
Auto renders on Seedance 2.0 Fast: photoreal movement, native audio, and lip-synced speech. Realism follows the reference set, the framing, and a spoken line that fits the length you set.
Can the same character hold across posts?
Yes. That is the product. The lock travels with every render. Change the place, the hook, or the product photo without starting from a new face.
Are AI influencers legal to use?
Fictional AI characters are generally lawful to create and publish, but you are responsible for how you use them: no impersonating real people, no misleading health or financial claims, and follow each platform's rules. This is not legal advice.
Do I need to disclose that the character is AI-generated?
Plan on it. Major platforms ask creators to label realistic AI-generated content, and advertising rules require disclosing paid or affiliate relationships. Use an AI label in the bio and on each post, plus #ad where it applies.
How do credits work?
Plans are a credit pool shared by reference sets, scripts, and video. Spark is $29 for 1,000 credits, about 40 Seedance videos. Pop is $79 for 2,500 credits, about 100. Supernova pools are 6,650, 13,300, 19,950 credits. A character bible is 5 credits. Failed renders return their credits.
What can I make?
An AI influencer channel, product UGC, paid ads, brand films, long-form, affiliate product videos, captions, a brand card at the start or end, and automations that post on a schedule.
Can I put my product in the shot?
Yes. Upload a product photo and ClickPop places it with the locked character in the same frame, so the item on screen is the one you sell.
Can AI characters replace human creators?
They are a different tool. They are built for volume, testing, and formats where a fictional host is enough. Human creators bring lived experience. Many teams run both.
Your first clip is on us
Build them tonight.
Spark is 1,000 credits a month, about 40 Seedance videos. Adult, fictional, fully clothed characters only.