An AI tech influencer for your reviews

Tech accounts run on a reaction and a screen. Your AI influencer brings the face. You bring the recording or the gadget.

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Free account. Design one and make its first video with your free credits.

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Ethan Blake Harper, made with ClipUGC. Ethan Blake Harper does not exist.

Tech viewers want a face and a screen

The review itself is the screen recording or the product. What most faceless tech accounts miss is a person reacting to it.

  1. 1

    Reaction first, screen second

    Two seconds of surprise, then your recording. That is the shape of most tech videos that hold attention.

  2. 2

    Your footage stays real

    Add your own screen recording or product clip to any video. It costs no credits, and it is the part viewers came for.

  3. 3

    A desk that looks lived in

    Two monitors, a mechanical keyboard, a lamp at night. Write the setup once and the same face sits at it every day.

Faces that fit tech content

Public AI influencers in ClipUGC who suit desk setups and app reviews. Unedited output.

Ethan Blake Harper, one face in every scene

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Scene ideas for a tech account

Each line is a scene you can type in as it is. Same face in all of them.

  • A late-night desk, face lit by the monitor
  • Unboxing at a kitchen table, box in both hands
  • Holding a phone up to the camera with a skeptical look
  • A laptop session in a coffee shop, earbuds in
  • Checking a smartwatch on a morning walk

Hook lines to put on top

  • “This app replaced three apps on my phone”
  • “I did not expect this from a $30 gadget”
  • “The setting nobody turns on”

What it costs

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

Free

$0

free credits to start, no card

  • 10 public AI influencers to use right away
  • Add your app footage as often as you like
  • Videos carry a small watermark
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$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

  • About 11 videos a month, or 75 photos, or a mix
  • Your own AI influencers, 3 a month
  • Full HD downloads with no watermark, plus CLI and API
Get Professional

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

Questions people ask

Not reliably. Small products, logos and screens are hard for any image model. Let the AI influencer react, then add your own product or screen footage.

Yes. It is the most common use of ClipUGC: a short reaction from the AI influencer, then the app screen recording, with a hook line on top.

Yes. Paid plans include a CLI and an API, and the CLI works as a Claude Code plugin, so a coding agent can make a week of videos for you.

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.

Your tech account gets a face today

Describe the reviewer and their desk. Add your first screen recording when the clip is ready.