What it's for
A recurring character who talks to camera is the most repeatable format on short-video feeds. This makes the whole season at once, and every episode looks and sounds like the same character.
- Grumpy-grandpa reviews, talking pets, a mascot that explains your product, a houseplant with opinions
- A weekly series where each topic becomes one 15–45 second episode
- Testing a new character before committing to a long video
What you bring
A character (from your saved characters, an uploaded photo, or one you create in Character Kit), a name, how they talk, an optional catchphrase and sign-off, their usual set, a voice and 3–10 topics.
The character's face, outfit and voice stay fixed across the season. If you upload a real person's photo, you write every line yourself.
How it works
- Pick the characterChoose a saved character or upload a photo (you confirm you have the right to use it).
- Set the personaDelivery, catchphrase, sign-off, home set and voice. These carry into every episode.
- Approve the scriptsOne episode per topic, 2–4 lines each. Edit any line, where it's shot, what they're doing and the framing.
- Hear line 1, then shootHear the first line in the character's voice before you spend more. Each line becomes one lip-synced take; retake any line on its own.
- ExportWatch the episode with captions, download the MP4 and SRT, or the whole season as a ZIP.
What you get
- Vertical 1080×1920 MP4 per episode with captions burned in (captions can be switched off)
- An SRT caption file per episode
- Every take as its own clip with sound, plus all scripts, in one season ZIP
- File names: <character>-ep01-<title>.mp4 / .srt, <character>-ep01-line1.mp4
What it doesn't do
- No celebrities or real people you don't have permission to use
- No AI-written lines for photos of real people
- One speaker per take; two-character dialogues are not supported yet
- Each line is one take of 4–15 seconds
Price
Writing the scripts costs a few credits. Each line is voiced, then shot as one take: usually about 224 credits per line, so a 30-second episode is about 672 credits. The button always shows the most you can pay; real takes are usually shorter and cost less.
Questions
Will my character look the same in every episode?+
Yes. Every take uses the same character photo as its reference and the same voice, so the face, outfit and voice stay consistent across the season.
Can I make a talking pet or a talking object?+
Yes. Set the character type to Animal or Object. Animals and creatures move their mouths like animated characters; objects without a face talk through small bounces and tilts.
How much does an episode cost?+
About 672 credits for a 30-second episode with three lines, about 448 for 15 seconds. The button shows the most you can pay; failed parts are refunded.
Can I fix one line without redoing the episode?+
Yes. Edit the line and press Retake. Only that take is shot again.
Can I use my own voice?+
Yes, if your character has a cloned voice from My voices. Confirm it's your voice or that you have permission, then every line uses it.
What if I upload a photo of a real person?+
You confirm you have the right to use it, and you write every line yourself. We don't put AI-written words in a real person's mouth.
