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My agency started offering AI influencer setup as a service because clients kept asking for it.

It is a small amount of income for now but it is growing steadily every month from product promotions.

I like being able to run a couple of pages in different niches instead of putting everything into one personal account.

Grew a niche page to a decent following in a short time and brands started reaching out first.

What started as something fun on the side turned into a proper income stream after a few months.

I use my character for affiliate promotions and it's actually getting better engagement than my personal account.

Started an AI influencer account as a small experiment a few months back, now getting messages from brands wanting to work with the page.

I help clients set up AI content, and the first screen didn't scare them off. The options are fairly literal: upload or create a reference face, name the model, then choose it when you make content.

For Shorts and Reels, having the character saved means I can try more concepts in a week. I can reuse the same face, change the prompt and pick a camera movement for the shot instead of rebuilding the persona.

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I expected a huge setup process. It was really one reference image, a model name and a short wait while it trained. I did still spend time choosing the right face, but the steps themselves were clear.

I am a freelancer and now keep a separate portrait model for each client. Once the reference face is trained, I can pick it in the workstation instead of explaining the same character brief every time.

No single favourite feature. I just like the handoff between things: generate or save an image, use it as a base image later, then make a small change without starting from a blank page.

Pricing feels fair for a small business. I especially like that video tools show the per-second credit estimate before Generate, because I can keep experiments inside a real budget.

Support usually replies within a few hours for me. I had a deadline and only needed to know why Generate was greyed out; it was just because I hadn't added the base image. Mild panic for nothing.

Still learning it, but my basic loop has been dependable: pick something from Personal media, describe one change in plain English, then generate a new version. Less fiddly than masks for me.

I'm not technical at all. I started with Complete Set, picked a themed pack and an aspect ratio, and had something usable without figuring out a long prompt first.

It's solid overall. The model has to finish loading and some generations take longer than I expect, but seeing the credit cost before I hit Generate helps me decide what is worth testing.

Good experience so far. I made one portrait model from a reference photo, then used that same face in a few image posts and a short talking clip. Took me maybe a day to get comfortable with it.

I was paying for a separate image editor and a video tool before. Here I can take a saved image, chat-edit the background, then move it into a video idea, so I finally cancelled one of those subscriptions.