You, as a character.
The same one, every clip.
Upload one photo. Pick a look — 3D, anime, clay or illustrated, never realistic. Then make short talking clips in your own room, your own outfit, holding your own product.
Vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels, Shorts · Arabic and English voices · Never a deepfake
- 1 · Upload
2 · Lock a face- AI-generated character3 · Talk anywhere · 10 s, with sound
One you, four looks
Same photo, cast four ways. Pick one and it's locked to your character.
Stylized only — we don't make a realistic double of you
Her look3D animatedSoft, film-like
AnimeClean lines, big eyes
ClaymationHandmade, chunky
IllustratedFlat, comic-book
Pick a voice once. It stays picked.
The voice is part of the character, not a per-clip setting. Choose from Arabic and English reference voices, and every clip you make from then on comes back in it — same pace, same warmth.
“Okay… pick a voice once, and I keep it. Every clip, every scene, I sound like me. Not a robot reading your script”
Mira's line in the clip · voice “Jessica — playful, bright, warm”
Put your character where you actually are.
Upload a photo of the room and your character is standing in it — same face, your light, your shelves. No studio, no green screen, no second shoot.
“This is a real room someone uploaded… and now I'm standing in it. Your space, your character, no studio needed”
Mira's line in the clip
The real bottle, in her hands, label facing out.
Attach the product photo to a look and the character holds that object — big label text stays readable through the clip. Ten seconds, ready to post.
“Your actual product… in my hands, label facing the camera. (laughs) I've had it a week and honestly? Still absolutely love it”
Mira's line in the clip · 10 s
Wearing the thing you're actually selling.
Upload a garment and it becomes a look — buttons, embroidery and colour blocking carried across. Save it once and use it in every clip you shoot that week.
A look is a still. Once it exists you can animate from it, so the jacket is already on her in the first frame.
Pick a format, type one line.
Six formats fill in how the character moves and how they say it — get ready with me, bed vlog, product in hand, car talk, kitchen counter, walk and talk. You write the words.
“Late-night thought… you don't need a script team. Pick a format, type your line, and I do the rest”
Mira's line in the clip
Make one character. Use it every week.
Free plan: 1 character, 3 watermarked clips, no card. Always stylized — never photorealistic.