How to make an AI influencer

Write the constraint before you generate a face

• Who the account is for, in one niche phrase.
• What it is allowed to claim.
• That the presenter is synthetic, in language you will actually put in the bio.
• That you will not start from a real person's photo.

Then make one avatar and stop. Extra faces are how the account becomes a folder of tests. You can make another later, after this one has a format that repeats.

Pick the clone from the clip, not from the model name

If the source is a person talking and the cuts are why it works, use avatar transfer. The edit stays. The person changes. If the source is a dance or a gesture and you have a still photo of the avatar, use motion transfer. Kling 2.6 is the best value. Kling V3 is the sharper one. Credits for each are on Avatar transfer and Kling and on Pricing.

Give it a voice on purpose

Original keeps the audio from the source clip. That can be fine for a format where the voice is generic and the words still fit. It is a bad default for an influencer who is supposed to be a character you own. Catalog voice or your own sample costs one extra credit. Record the sample in a quiet room, speaking the way the account will speak, not in a cartoon voice you will hate by Friday.

The first batch

Clone three clips from one repeated format. Strip on-screen text that identifies the source creator. Write captions that name the product, if there is one, and that do not pretend a real person used it. Post them. Judge the format. Generation takes about 10 to 20 minutes each, so do not sit and refresh one job as if it were a premiere.