castingcard.ai
AI influencer studio

An AI influencer studio where the face never drifts

castingcard.ai creates a fictional AI influencer you train once, then shoots their feed: mirror selfies, night-flash street shots, gym posts, reels and talking videos, all with the same face. Photos cost about 0.1¢ and 5-second clips about 39¢ of GPU time, with no credits.

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Platinum blonde woman in a mesh top and cargo jeans taking a mirror selfie on her bedWoman in a grey blazer taking an elevator mirror selfie, castingcard on her phoneWoman in a black sports bra and biker shorts taking a mirror selfie in a gym changing roomWoman with long platinum braids and a leather jacket in a white tiled bathroom, on-camera flashWoman in a beige trench coat on a Tokyo subway platform at nightMuscular man in a black compression t-shirt taking a mirror selfie in a gym changing roomWoman in a burgundy leather coat holding a big white teddy on a crosswalk at nightTwo friends laughing on a late night subway train
Made in the castingcard.ai studio, unretouched. Every person shown is a fictional adult; every brand is a placeholder.

The three jobs of an AI influencer tool

An AI influencer needs three things, and most tools do only one of them well:

  • A face that stays the same across hundreds of posts. castingcard.ai trains a character LoRA for this.
  • Motion for reels: any photo becomes a 5-second clip.
  • A voice: talking videos from your script, with the same face.

All three run on one trained character in one studio, so the reels match the photos and the talking videos match both.

Reels from the same studio

Phone selfie on the couch
Fisheye, convenience store, iced tea
Gas station at night, a sip to camera
5-second clips made in the studio from its own stills. Fictional adults, placeholder brands.

How to start an AI influencer

  1. 01
    Cast the persona

    Decide the look and the world: city nights, gym, travel. Pick the take that fits and train it once.

  2. 02
    Shoot the feed

    Photos in the phone-camera look your audience scrolls past every day, the same face every time.

  3. 03
    Add reels and voice

    Turn the best photos into clips and record talking videos from your scripts.

What a month of content costs

ItemCost
A feed photoAbout 0.1¢ of GPU time
A 5-second reel clipAbout 39¢ of GPU time
A 30-second talking videoAbout $2.37 of GPU time
Creator plan plus 300 clipsAbout $197 a month

Rented RTX 4090 at Runpod's price; start-up, idle time and re-takes are extra. On your own graphics card there's no GPU rental bill. Details: what an AI clip costs.

Questions

How do I keep my AI influencer's face the same in every post?
Train it. castingcard.ai trains a LoRA on your influencer's face once, and every photo, clip and talking video uses it, so the face doesn't drift between posts.
Can my AI influencer talk?
Yes. Write a script and the studio makes a talking video with the same face, about $2.37 of GPU time for 30 seconds on a rented RTX 4090.
What does running an AI influencer cost?
GPU time plus your plan. About 0.1¢ a photo and 39¢ a 5-second clip. On the $79 Creator plan, about $197 a month covers the plan and up to 300 clips.
Can I make a model of a real person?
No. Every character is a fictional adult. Real people, celebrities and lookalikes aren't allowed.
Who sees my prompts and results?
They go straight between your browser and your GPU, local or rented. castingcard.ai doesn't store them.
Do I need my own GPU?
No. Use a graphics card you already have, or rent one from Runpod by the second on your own Runpod account. The studio sets the GPU up, runs your jobs and shuts it off when idle. A photo takes about 0.1¢ of GPU time and a 5-second clip about 39¢ on a rented RTX 4090.
Can I use castingcard.ai today?
Not yet. castingcard.ai is in pre-launch: the studio opens to the waitlist first. 400 Founder seats are sold at $279 once, and the waitlist hears first when they open.

Cast your AI influencer

A fictional face you train once and keep for every post.

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