Recreate any TikTok with your AI influencer

What stays the same, what changes

• Stays: every movement and gesture, the timing, the camera angle and its moves, the cuts, the room or street, the props and the on-screen text, unless you ask for a change in Extra instructions. The original sound is always kept.
• Changes: your AI influencer takes the place of the person on screen, with the same face in every video you make with them. Either with the look of the photo you pick, outfit included, or wearing the video's outfit at the video's build.
• Optional: the product in hand becomes yours, at its real shape, colors and label. The original voice is kept, so pick a video whose script fits your product.
• Optional: a new setting, light or piece of clothing, asked for in one line of instructions.

Your influencer's look or the video's outfit

Under Body, you choose what your AI influencer brings to the video. In both settings the moves, gestures, expressions, lip movements, camera angles, cuts, props, on-screen text and sound follow the original, and the price is the same. In My influencer's body, the outfit comes from the photo you pick in your influencer's gallery, so choose one where they wear what you want to see in the video. Kreavo also asks for your influencer's build, but the moves still follow the original person, so a big difference in height or build only partly shows. To show them in your own garment, make that photo with virtual try-on first, then open the image and choose Add to profile gallery: Recreate only offers photos from your influencer's gallery.

Want them in your own garment first? Dress your AI influencer with virtual try-on

Change the setting with one line

Under Extra instructions, write one short line, up to 300 characters. Kreavo follows it before keeping the rest as it was, so it can change the scene while the moves, the timing and the sound still follow the original. One change per line works best, and everything else follows the original and your Body setting. The price does not change. It is a request, not a guarantee: if the result misses it, the finished recreation is still billed, so keep the line short and clear. For example: "Put her in a bright modern kitchen." "Move him to a sunny café terrace." "Make the room a clean white studio, soft daylight."

Why recreate instead of starting from a blank prompt

A TikTok that already has views has been tested by the algorithm and by real viewers: its hook, its pacing and the moment the product appears all held attention. Writing a new script throws that proof away. Recreating it keeps the structure that worked and changes only what has to be yours: the person on screen and the product. It is also the fastest way to test faces. Recreate the same winning video with two or three of your AI influencers and let your ad account tell you which one your audience watches longest. The same goes for the setting: one face, two places, one line each.

Who uses it

• Fashion brands: take a try-on or outfit video you made or have the rights to, and recreate it with your AI influencer wearing your piece. In My influencer's body the outfit comes from the photo you pick, so start from a photo of them in your garment.
• Ecommerce and dropshipping stores, on Shopify or elsewhere: take a product demo that sells, from a video you made or have the rights to, add your product photo, and one line to move it into your brand's setting. The voice is kept, so check that the script fits your product.
• Agencies and media buyers: keep a client's proven hook and test one variable at a time, two or three faces with Another face, or one face in two settings. Useful for fresh variations of a video the client owns the rights to.
• Creators and brand accounts with an AI influencer: act out a trend yourself on your phone, or start from a clip you have the rights to, and post it with your AI influencer, the same face in every post.
• Teams running both Reels and TikTok: the same format often works on both, and Recreate imports from either.

Rights and disclosure, the short version

Recreate videos you made, videos you have permission to use, or use other creators' videos as a structural reference only: the result replaces the person, but the scene and the sound still come from the original. Never use it to imitate a real person, and only use AI influencers you created. When you post, label the video as AI-generated. On TikTok that is the AI-generated content toggle, and TikTok Shop sellers have specific rules, explained on our AI UGC for TikTok Shop page. On Instagram and Facebook, Meta asks you to disclose realistic AI-made video with its AI label.

For ads on Meta, see Does Meta allow AI-generated UGC ads?

What it costs

A recreation is billed 29 credits per second of video, in HD. A 10-second TikTok costs 290 credits, a 15-second one 435. At top-up prices ($10 per 1,000 credits) that is about $0.29 per second. The price is shown before you start. If a recreation fails, including when a safety filter refuses the video, the credits come back to your balance automatically. A finished recreation is billed, and each new run, such as Another face, is billed as a new recreation. To try it, the $2 trial adds 300 credits that only Recreate can spend, enough for one 10-second video. After 7 days it becomes the Starter plan at $12/month with 1,200 credits, unless you cancel; if you cancel during the trial, the unused Recreate credits are removed. The trial is once per account, and the 150 free credits of a new account do not unlock Recreate. Starter's 1,200 monthly credits cover about 41 seconds of recreation, Pro's 3,500 about 120 seconds. After a first payment you can also buy credit packs, valid 3 months: 5,000 credits for $40 and 15,000 for $99 bring the price to about $0.23 and $0.19 a second.