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Cast a hyper-realistic AI influencer and reshoot viral videos with them.
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What is Supermodel?
Supermodel builds persistent AI influencers from a character sheet, then reshoots viral videos shot by shot with that cast. It includes a library of pre-broken trend videos, multi-character scenes, product placement and vertical MP4 export for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, priced on monthly credits.
Supermodel is a browser based production studio for AI influencers. You cast a character once (traits such as age, hair, style, niche and vibe, or a written description, or a reference photo of yourself) and the platform generates a full character sheet: eyes, hair, build, wardrobe, voice and the small marks that make a face recognizable. Every later photo and video is generated from that sheet, which is how the same face holds across a still, a dance and a talking clip. The second half of the workflow is the copy-paste reshooting. You paste a link to a viral video and Supermodel breaks it into a shot list covering framing, timing, action, captions and sound, then regenerates each shot with your influencer and reassembles the cut on the original beats. If you have no link, an in-product library of proven hits comes pre-broken into shots and filterable by niche. Plans that include several influencers per video let you stage duets, skits and roommate formats with up to three characters who each keep their own face and voice. Product photos can be uploaded so your influencer holds, wears or demos the item, and everything exports as vertical MP4 for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. This suits solo creators running faceless trend accounts, agencies managing several client handles, and small brands that want UGC style ads without booking creators. The model stack is abstracted behind the interface (Nano Banana 2 for stills and character sheets, Gemini Omni Flash for motion with native audio, Kling 3.0 for motion control, Gemini for shot breakdowns, Claude for assembly), and the site states that characters carry over when a better model ships. Compared with avatar generators that hand you a generic face, the pitch here is a persistent cast plus editability after generation. The tradeoffs are a credit-based cost structure, an explicit rule that AI content must be labelled on each platform, and an approval limit on reference uploads: only yourself or someone who has given permission.
How do you use Supermodel?
1Start with the free credits
Sign up to claim the 30 free credits; no card is required. Credits are what pay for influencer creation and every photo or video render.2Cast your influencer
Pick gender, age, hair, style, niche and vibe, or describe the character in a sentence. Keep the candidate you like or recast for a new face, then let Supermodel build the character sheet. Influencer creation costs 20 credits.3Choose a video to reshoot
Paste a link to a viral video and let Supermodel break it into a shot list, or browse the in-product library and filter by Fashion, Comedy, Lifestyle or multi-person formats.4Assign the cast
Attach one influencer to the take, or up to three for duets and skits. Each character keeps their own face and voice inside the shared scene.5Review the shot list and render
Check framing, action, captions and sound for each shot, adjust as needed, then generate. Video renders cost 3 credits per second of output.6Export and label
Download the vertical 9:16 MP4 for TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts, and switch on the platform AI label plus any required ad disclosure before posting.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Character sheet continuity keeps the face, build and wardrobe locked across photos and videos.AI
- Paste-a-link reshooting produces a full shot list (framing, action, captions, sound) and recuts on the original beats.AI
- Library of already-broken viral videos removes the need to hunt for trends manually.AI
- Up to three influencers can share a scene, each retaining their own face and voice.AI
- Every plan includes commercial rights and watermark-free output, and videos can be edited after generation.AI
Cons
- Credits burn quickly: 20 to create an influencer, 2 per photo, 3 per second of video and 10 extra per copied viral video.AI
- Reference photo uploads are restricted to yourself or someone with explicit permission, and public figures are blocked.AI
- Full copy-paste reshooting is gated behind the Creator tier at $63 per month; Starter caps videos at 10 seconds.AI
- Renders compete for capacity, with a priority queue reserved for the top Studio plan.AI
- Output must be labelled as AI on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, so a fully invisible pipeline is not possible.AI
How much does Supermodel cost?
Pricing
Three yearly-billed tiers: Starter at $23 per month (300 credits, 2 influencers, videos up to 10s), Creator at $63 per month (1,000 credits, 5 influencers, 30s videos, viral copy-paste, multi-influencer scenes, library access) and Studio at $159 per month (3,000 credits, 20 influencers, 60s videos, priority queue). Top-up packs last 12 months.
Learn moreSupport
Support is handled by email at support@supermodelsai.com, listed alongside an FAQ covering ownership, product promotion, uploads and cancellation.
Features
Character sheets for persistent faces, viral video copy-paste with automatic shot lists, a curated library of trend videos, ensemble scenes with up to three influencers, product photo placement for UGC ads, and vertical MP4 export. Stills come from Nano Banana 2, motion from Gemini Omni Flash and Kling 3.0, shot breakdowns from Gemini and assembly from Claude.
Frequently asked questions about Supermodel
How much does Supermodel cost?
Three yearly-billed tiers: Starter at $23 per month (300 credits, 2 influencers, videos up to 10s), Creator at $63 per month (1,000 credits, 5 influencers, 30s videos, viral copy-paste, multi-influencer scenes, library access) and Studio at $159 per month (3,000 credits, 20 influencers, 60s videos, priority queue). Top-up packs last 12 months.Does Supermodel offer a free trial?
New accounts start with 30 free credits and no card required, though creating an influencer costs 20 of them.How do you use Supermodel?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Start with the free credits 2. Cast your influencer 3. Choose a video to reshoot 4. Assign the cast 5. Review the shot list and render 6. Export and label.What platforms does Supermodel support?
Supermodel is available on Web App.What are the limitations of Supermodel?
Credits burn quickly: 20 to create an influencer, 2 per photo, 3 per second of video and 10 extra per copied viral video. Reference photo uploads are restricted to yourself or someone with explicit permission, and public figures are blocked. Full copy-paste reshooting is gated behind the Creator tier at $63 per month; Starter caps videos at 10 seconds.
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