Virtual influencer

Virtual influencer

Brands that want a single brand-owned persistent character posting on a schedule.

The same fictional persona in a mirror-selfie pose, held consistent via a reference-guided edit from her base portrait.Made with Nano Banana

What you get

  • One consistent, brand-owned character across every piece, never a different look per post
  • A slow-developing persona arc via life events, so the character develops rather than loops
  • Realism disclosure attached on every piece, on by default and not disableable on platforms that require it

Relationship rules default to endorsing nothing — the character never makes a claim on your behalf until you explicitly allow it

Canon permanence is always on here (unlike episodic film's optional lock), since the persona is the product

Engagement (replying to comments or DMs) is off by default — earned, not assumed

Auto-posting is off by default. A new workspace approves its first five pieces one at a time before anything publishes unattended, and unattended posting stays a Pro-plan-and-up feature everywhere — not because it costs more to produce, but because posting to your real account without a look is a risk decision, not a pricing one.

Settings you control

Every setting below ships with a real default — never a blank. Nothing here is asked unless it’s something the agent genuinely can’t infer, or changes the output or the price.

persona

Default: — (required input)

Asked — a fabricated identity is a different character

characterRefId

Default: — (required input, nullable)

Asked — required reference gate

voice
Affects output & price

Default: library, auto-pick

Never asked

relationshipRules

Default: all [] (endorse nothing)

Never asked — safe empty default

engagementPolicy

Default: replies off, tone friendly

Never asked — earned, not assumed

realismDisclosure

Default: on, literal true

Never asked (mandatory)

lifeEvents

Default: []

Never asked

Pricing

Priced per finished piece from your live plan — see the exact, itemised quote in Preview before anything spends. Nothing here is a static number; it's computed from your settings every time.

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Models this service can use

Where it publishes

Every plan reaches every platform below — tiers gate how many connections you get, never which platforms you can reach.

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What runs unattended vs. needs your approval

Each cycle reads persona canon and life events to decide whether to advance the slow arc, generates through the shared pipeline conditioned on the character reference and voice, applies relationship rules before any endorsement language, and always attaches the realism disclosure. Nothing spends if the plan would contradict an established canon fact — canon permanence is always on here.

Auto-post is off by default. A new workspace approves its first five pieces one at a time before anything publishes unattended.

Auto-publishing without approval is a Pro-plan-and-up feature — a risk gate, not a cost one. Producing a piece costs the same whoever ordered it; posting to your real account unattended is a different exposure.

Reference: required. A character sheet and a voice model are both required — this service can't run without the persona's anchor.

Sample outputs

Frequently asked

Is this based on a real person?

No — the persona is a fabricated identity you define (backstory, values, quirks), rendered from a character reference sheet, never a real person's likeness.

Do I need to provide a reference?

Yes, required — a character sheet and a voice model, since the persona is the entire product here.

Does it reply to comments?

Not by default — engagement is off until you turn it on, and even then it's earned rather than assumed.

Does it publish automatically?

Auto-posting is off by default. A new workspace approves its first five pieces one at a time before anything publishes unattended, and unattended posting stays a Pro-plan-and-up feature everywhere — not because it costs more to produce, but because posting to your real account without a look is a risk decision, not a pricing one. Realism disclosure is attached to every piece regardless, and can't be turned off on platforms that require it.

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