The first time someone orders coffee in a new language is your best video. Stage it with an AI influencer and show the lesson behind it.
Free credits. No card.
Lucía Martínez Álvarez, an AI influencer made with ClipUGC
Viewers have heard it. What still works is a small, specific win that feels possible this month.
Ordering food, reading a sign, catching a joke. One moment per video.
A café in Madrid, a train in Tokyo, a market in Rome. The scene sells the reason to learn.
Adult beginners, 45 and up, rarely see themselves in language app videos. That makes them stand out.
Public AI influencers in ClipUGC, picked for this category. Every video here is unedited output.
Who to cast
Cast an adult beginner and stage a first-win moment: a menu read out loud, a joke understood.
Ordering at a café counter, a proud little smile
Your app: the lesson that taught the phrase. Adding it costs no credits.
“I learned more Spanish here than in school”
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
The videos are short and mostly silent. Put the phrase in the hook line on top and let your lesson screen show the rest.
Yes. Write the hook in each language and reuse the same clip. One AI influencer can front your Spanish, German and Turkish posts.
A new AI influencer video is 7 credits for 5 seconds or 13 credits for 10. Adding your screen recording and a hook costs nothing. New accounts start with free credits, no card.
Yes, both. You own what you make. Paid plans add monthly credits and remove the watermark. Label generated people as AI where the platform asks.
Everything else is answered on the main FAQ.
Record one lesson, pick an adult beginner, write the first-win hook. Free credits cover the first one.