Morning chaos, meal plans, the school run. Post family-life content with one recognizable face and keep your own home off camera.
Free account. Design one and make its first video with your free credits.
Rachel Henley, made with ClipUGC. Rachel Henley does not exist.
Parenting accounts usually mean filming your own kitchen, your own mess and your own kids. Many parents would rather not.
Scenes are generated, so no real child and no real home appears. Build scenes around the parent: the kitchen, the car, the laundry pile.
A messy bun, a cold coffee, a kitchen that looks used. Parents follow people whose day looks like theirs.
Sunday meal prep, the Monday rush, the evening wind-down. The same face every week.
Public AI influencers in ClipUGC who feel warm and real. Unedited output.
Each line is a scene you can type in as it is. Same face in all of them.
A photo is 2 credits. A 10-second video is 13. Adding your app footage is always free.
50% off your first 2 months on monthly plans, until Nov 15
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free credits to start, no card
$7.49 / month
Regular price $14.99
50% off your first 2 months, then $14.99 a month. Offer ends Nov 15.
150 credits every month
Business is $24.99 a month for your first 2 months, then $49.99. It has 600 credits a month, story episodes and front-of-queue rendering. See the full plan comparison
We suggest you do not. Build scenes around the parent and the home. It keeps the account clear of the child-safety rules every platform enforces.
No. Describe any parent or caregiver: a dad, a grandparent, a nanny. The steps and the costs are the same.
Yes. Add your app recording or product footage to any video. That step costs no credits.
A photo is 2 credits. A 5-second video is 7 credits, a 10-second one 13. New accounts start with free credits, no card. Paid plans add credits every month and remove the watermark.
Yes. You own what you make. Platforms ask you to label generated people, so use the AI label when you post. There is also an iPhone and Android app if you would rather make them on your phone.
Everything else is answered on the main FAQ.
Describe the parent and the kitchen. Your own home stays exactly where it is, off camera.