Create personalized AI celebrity videos with voice cloning for entertainment and social content
High-fidelity photorealistic AI image generation with natural prompting
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Pricing model
Freemium
Open source
Pricing
Single Video: $19.99 USD for 30 credits (1 video). Premium Monthly: $29 USD for 100 credits per month (save 50% from $58). Premium Yearly: $290 USD for 2000 credits per year (save 17% from $350). Each video generation costs 10 credits. First purchase discount: use code CELEBRITYAI for extra $5 off.
Free and open source
Key features
1000+ celebrity styles
30+ seconds long video generation
Authentic style imitation capturing speaking style and mannerisms
Voice cloning effects
Pre-built templates for different scenarios
MP4 video format output
Content moderation and safety filters
Automatic AI parody watermark
Priority processing option
API access for Ultimate plan
High-fidelity skin and eye rendering with fine pores and light reflections
Robust composition coherence for multi-subject scenes and action shots
Baked-in VAE with optimized color tuning
Simple natural language prompting without complex templates
Compatible with ComfyUI, Automatic1111, and Forge
Works with popular SDXL ControlNets and IP-Adapters
Thousands of compatible LoRAs available
Optimized CFG sensitivity for high quality at lower scales
Natural light scattering and structural accuracy
Experimental Catalyst branch for continuous model evolution
What makes it different
Fast video generation typically 5-10 minutes
No actors or production crew needed
Realistic celebrity video output
Credit-based flexible pricing system
Clear disclosure of AI-generated content
Minimal prompting complexity with natural language descriptions instead of complex embeddings
Eliminates artificial AI textures and generic rendering artifacts
Open-source with commercial use permissions
Seamless integration into existing AI image generation workflows
Continuously refined through community feedback and experimental development