RPG AI Selfie

RPG AI Selfie is an AI video talk tool that turns one selfie into a speaking fantasy RPG hero. A selfie-driven avatar studio that turns your face into a recognizable fantasy RPG hero, then animates it, gives it a voice, or casts it in multi-shot cinematic scenes.

RPG AI Selfie is a browser based avatar studio for tabletop players, streamers and roleplayers who want to see their own face inside a fantasy character. The starting point is a single clear selfie. Pick a race and class from nine races and twelve classes, and the service renders a portrait that keeps your real features under the armor, glowing runes and dramatic lighting. The site claims face locking carries your likeness through costumes, settings and motion, so the same hero stays recognizable across portraits, clips and finished scenes. Once a portrait exists, the workflow branches three ways. Talking heroes take a pasted script and a chosen voice, so the character can introduce itself, hand out a quest or deliver a message. Animation brings a portrait to life with a glance, a flowing cape or a spell igniting in the palm. The full scene builder is for longer projects: draft roughly five shots, edit each beat, keep alternate takes and download the stitched film. A one click editing tool restyles a specific detail (weapon, armor, mood) while leaving the face intact, and every portrait also comes with a printable D&D style character sheet with rolled stats and an AI drafted backstory. Group use is built in. A party creator names the crew, then sends private invite links so friends upload selfies without making accounts, and everyone renders in one cohesive art style inside a shared gallery. That makes it a practical fit for campaign covers, group prints and Discord banners, and it sits between a general purpose image generator and a dedicated tabletop tool. The pricing model is the main thing to understand before starting. It runs on gold rather than a subscription: a portrait costs 10 gold, an animation 20, an edit 5, and character sheet sections 1 each. Packs are one time purchases with bonus gold on the larger tiers, and gold reportedly never expires. Video work always begins with a paid portrait, and the site states that a card-required 3-day trial may apply before a preview. Without a subscription, portraits are stored for 30 days, so long term libraries depend on the Keeper plan.