Getting started
The order matters. Each step unlocks the next, and the system won't let you skip ahead — that's deliberate, because the steps you'd want to skip are the ones protecting you.
Set up your account
This is you — the real person behind everything. It stays private. You'll be asked whether your persona is entirely made up or based on a real person, so answer honestly; it changes which safety checks apply.
Create your persona
Give her a name. At this point she exists but can't be used yet — she has no face and no permission recorded.
Say where her face comes from
Three options, and you must pick one:
- Made up — she's invented. No real person involved. This is what most people want.
- Your own face — you're using yourself, perhaps altered.
- Someone else's face — only with a signed agreement from them, which you'll be asked to reference. Without it, this option won't save.
You also choose what the permission covers — face, voice, or both. Nothing can use more than you've allowed.
Describe who she is
Age, city, look, personality, what she's into, how she writes. It feels like a lot up front, but this is what makes her feel like a person rather than a filter — and it's what writes her captions in a voice that stays consistent.
Add her face and approve her
Upload the reference images that define her. Then approve her — you'll be asked to type her name and version back to confirm. That friction is on purpose: approving means "this face may now be put on my footage".
Connect where you post
Add your accounts. Each one gets a setting for whether that platform needs AI content labelled — set it correctly and the checks will hold you to it. Premium content only ever routes to subscription platforms, never to a public feed by accident.
Upload a clip and try it
Start with something short. It'll find the faces, show you who it found, and let you choose which one becomes your persona. Do a preview first — it renders only the tricky moments, so you see how she holds up when you turn your head before committing to the whole video.
Check it, then post it
Look at the preview properly. If she looks right, run the full clip, approve it, and post as you normally would.