AI Influencer Generator
An AI influencer is only useful if it stays the same person from one post to the next. Most image generators will happily produce a beautiful portrait — and a different woman every time you press the button. That inconsistency is what stops a virtual persona from ever building an audience.
OFMAI is built around that single problem. You create one character once, and every photo, video and voice note afterwards is generated from that same character: same morphology, same body, same recognisable look across angles, outfits and scenes. The character is the asset; the content is what you produce from it.
Two ways to create your AI influencer
You can build a character from scratch, or from photos you already have. Both paths end at the same place: a trained character you can generate from indefinitely.
From scratch, you describe who she is — age range, morphology, hair, skin tone, style — and the builder generates face candidates for you to choose from. You pick the one that matches your idea, and the system then produces the reference angles it needs to keep her consistent. No photos, no model, no shoot. This is the path most people take when they are building a persona that does not correspond to a real person.
From photos, you upload images of an existing subject and the platform trains a character on them. This is the path for creators who already have a face and want to scale the volume of content around it rather than invent a new one. Consent matters here and is enforced: you may only upload images of yourself or of someone who has explicitly authorised you.
What consistency actually means
Consistency is not a filter applied after the fact. Your character is a trained model with its own identity, so the likeness holds up across changes that normally break AI-generated people: a different camera angle, a different outfit, a full-body shot after a close-up, indoor light after golden hour.
That is the difference between a folder of pretty images and a persona an audience can actually recognise. Recognition is what converts a viewer into a follower, and a follower into a customer. Without it, every post reads as a stock image.
Practically, it means you can plan content the way a real creator does — a week of gym shots, a café series, a travel set — and have all of it feel like one continuous person rather than a casting call.
From character to content
Once the character exists, generating is the fast part. Photos start at 1 credit each. Videos are generated from one of your images, so the person in the video is the same person as in the photo — 5 credits for standard, 10 for HD. Image editing (change an outfit, a background, a detail) costs 2 credits and works on any image you have already generated.
Voice is the piece most tools skip. You can give your character a voice — cloned from an audio sample, picked from a catalogue, or designed from a text description — and then generate voice notes in it on demand. A persona that can send a voice message is a substantially more convincing persona than one that only posts stills.
Everything you generate stays in your gallery, private by default, and downloadable at full resolution.
Who this is for
Solo creators building a virtual persona from nothing, who need volume without a photographer, a studio or a shoot day.
Existing creators who want to multiply their output — the bottleneck is rarely ideas, it is that producing 30 good images a week manually is a full-time job.
Agencies and studios running several personas at once, where the cost of a shoot per persona per week is the thing that caps how many accounts they can operate. Multi-character workflows and higher monthly credit pools exist for exactly that case.
What it costs
New accounts get 15 free credits, enough to create a character from scratch and generate your first images without entering a card.
After that: Starter at $9.99/month, Pro at $24.99/month, Business at $49.99/month and Agency at $149.99/month, each with a monthly credit pool. Credits from a subscription refresh every month; credits you buy separately never expire. Generations that fail are refunded automatically — you are not charged for output you did not receive.
What you can generate
- Photos — 1 credit, any scene, outfit or angle, consistent character
- Videos — 5 credits standard, 10 credits HD, generated from one of your images
- Image editing — 2 credits, change outfits, backgrounds or details after the fact
- Voice notes — from 2 credits, in your character's own cloned or designed voice
- Multiple characters per account, each with its own likeness and voice
Frequently asked questions
Can I create an AI influencer without any photos?
Yes. The from-scratch builder generates face candidates from a written description — morphology, hair, skin tone, style — and you pick the one you want. No source photos and no real subject are involved at any point.
Will my AI influencer look the same in every image?
That is the core of the product. Your character is trained once and every subsequent generation uses it, so the morphology and body stay consistent across angles, outfits, lighting and scenes rather than drifting into a different person each time.
Can I use photos of a real person?
Only with that person's explicit consent, or if it is you. Uploading images of someone who has not authorised it is prohibited and enforced through automated and human moderation.
Can my AI influencer speak?
Yes. You can attach a voice to a character — cloned from an audio sample, selected from a voice catalogue, or designed from a text description — and generate voice notes in it whenever you need them.
How much does it cost to start?
New accounts get 15 free credits, which covers creating a character and generating your first images. Paid plans start at $9.99 per month.
Do unused credits expire?
Credits included in a monthly subscription reset each billing cycle. Credits purchased separately are permanent and never expire.
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OFMAI generates synthetic imagery. Uploading photos or cloning the voice of a real person requires that person's explicit consent, enforced by automated and human moderation. Disclose AI-generated content wherever the platform you publish on or applicable law requires it.