An AI UGC creator with one face that never changes and never speaks.
One creator is cast for your product and the face is locked once you keep it. In every video it holds a silent three-second hook under one line of text, then the video cuts hard to ten seconds of your real product, and the post goes out from your own TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts with a trending sound attached at post time.
What is an AI UGC creator?
An AI UGC creator is a generated person who appears in short videos the way a real creator would: holding a phone, reacting, showing a product. The usual version talks, reading a script in a synthetic voice with lip-sync. The version here does not. One creator is cast for your product, the face is locked once you keep it, and it never speaks.
In every video the creator holds one gesture for three seconds under a single burned-in line of text, then the video cuts hard to ten seconds of your own screen recording. The creator opens the door; the product walks through it.
Why one creator with a locked face instead of a library?
A library of hundreds of faces is good for ads, where each video is seen once by a stranger. A feed is different. The same viewer sees your account again and again, and a different face each day reads as stock footage. One creator who shows up with the same product every day reads as a person who uses it.
So each product gets one creator. Launch includes three creators for one product and nine accounts; Scale ten creators across two products; Studio thirty across five. Each creator's face is fixed from the day you keep it.
Why does the creator never speak?
Because the voice is where generated video gives itself away. A synthetic voice has a cadence a viewer recognises within a sentence, and lip-sync is where generated faces fall apart. A silent three-second hold with one line of text gives the viewer nothing to listen for, works with the sound off, and reads in every language.
The product supplies the only sound in the file. A trending track from TikTok's or Instagram's own library is attached by the platform at post time, never mixed in, and no music is ever AI-generated.
How is the creator cast?
You never upload a face and you never film one.
- 01Pick a plan. Nothing is generated before a plan is active.
- 02Paste the product. A creator is cast for the audience the page describes.
- 03Meet the creator. Keep it, or ask for another.
- 04Once kept, the face is locked. Every video from then on is the same person.
Is an AI UGC creator allowed on TikTok and Instagram?
Both platforms offer a label for AI-generated content and ask creators to use it on realistic AI media. Use it. Present the creator as the team behind the product, not as a customer giving a review, and keep every claim on screen to what your own page says. A creator who never speaks has no testimonial to put in its mouth, which makes this easier than it sounds.
What does a plan cost?
Generation is included. Posting, warm-up, ramp and the feedback loop are the plan. Yearly or monthly, cancel any time.
Launch
One product, one founder.
$166a month
$1,990 a year, two months free. Or $199 month to month.
- 3 creators
- 9 accounts
- 90 posts a month
- Warm-up and ramp on every account
- Trending sound on every post
Scale
A funded startup.
$416a month
$4,990 a year, two months free. Or $499 month to month.
- 2 products
- 10 creators, 30 accounts
- 600 posts a month
- Clone any viral hook
- Priority generation
Studio
An agency or a portfolio.
$1,249a month
$14,990 a year, two months free. Or $1,499 month to month.
- 5 products
- 30 creators, 100 accounts
- 3,000 posts a month
- Onboarding call and a shared channel
- White-label reports
Yearly is the default and takes two months off; monthly is there too. Nothing runs before a plan is active: the brief, the creator and every video are made on the plan. Fourteen days money back if nothing posted (terms apply).
AI UGC creator questions.
What is an AI UGC creator?
A generated person who appears in short videos the way a real creator would, showing a product. Here one creator is cast per product, the face is locked once you keep it, and it never speaks: a three-second silent hold under one line of text, then a hard cut to ten seconds of your own screen recording.
Can I use my own face, or upload a photo for the creator?
No. The creator is cast from the product you paste, and you keep it or ask for another; you never upload a face or film anything but a ten-second screen recording. Once kept, the face is locked and every video from then on shows the same person with your product.
Why does the creator stay the same in every video?
Because a feed is seen by the same people more than once. A different face each day reads as stock footage; the same creator showing up with the same product every day reads as a person who uses it. The face is fixed from the day you keep it, on every account the creator posts to.
Does the AI UGC creator talk?
Never. A synthetic voice is the first thing a viewer catches, and lip-sync is where generated faces break. The hook is one line of burned-in text over a three-second hold, the demo carries the product's own sound, and a real trending track is attached by the platform at post time. No music is AI-generated.
How many creators do I get?
Three on Launch, for one product and nine accounts, at $166 a month billed yearly or $199 monthly. Ten on Scale across two products and thirty accounts. Thirty on Studio across five products and a hundred accounts. Each creator has one locked face and posts from accounts you own and connect.
Do I have to label the creator as AI?
TikTok and Instagram both provide an AI-generated content label and ask for it on realistic AI media, so yes, use it. Present the creator as the team behind your product rather than as a customer, and keep what the text says to what your own page says. The creator never speaks, so it never claims anything.