Persona
Describe your character in one sentence. AI Creator drafts a name, bio, and personality you can edit.
Use case: AI influencer business
A practical workflow for an original AI creator brand
Build a character, plan your posts, and grow at a steady pace. You stay in charge of every step. This guide shows the whole process, from first idea to first week.
No promise of income or audience size. You pay for the tasks you run, and you are responsible for what you publish.
Step 1
Pick your niche and your offer
A focused topic is easier to grow. Fans follow when they know what they will get.
- 1
Pick one clear topic
Choose a topic you can post about every week. Good examples are home cooking, budget travel, or study tips.
- 2
Name the people you serve
Write one sentence about your ideal follower. Say what they want and what gets in their way.
- 3
Give fans a reason to follow
Decide what fans get from each post. It could be a quick tip, a laugh, or a short story.
- 4
Plan a simple offer
Think about what you might sell later. Start with something small, like a guide or a template.
Step 2
Build an original identity
Start with one sentence about your character. AI Creator turns it into a full draft. You review and edit every part before you use it.
Visual style
Create a main look and a few extra angles. Keep the same face, colors, and style in every image.
Voice and tone
Set how your character talks. Pick a tone, words to use, and words to avoid.
Backstory
Add a short history and a few values. This helps posts feel steady and true to the character.
Your character must be original. Do not copy a real person, a famous character, or someone else’s brand. New or changed public characters may be reviewed before they go live.
Step 3
Set a weekly content rhythm
A steady plan beats random bursts. Here is a simple week you can copy and adjust.
- Monday
Plan the week
Pick three to five post ideas. Write a short prompt for each one.
- Tuesday
Make images
Create images that match your saved visual style. Throw out any that look off.
- Wednesday
Draft captions
Let AI write first drafts. Then edit each one in your own words.
- Thursday
Review and approve
Read every post before it goes out. Check facts, tone, and any brand mentions.
- Friday
Schedule posts
Set times for the approved posts. Leave room for timely posts if news comes up.
- Weekend
Reply and learn
Answer comments and messages. Note which posts did well and why.
Step 4
Use automation you can control
Charigent Autopilot can draft and post for your character. You choose how much it does on its own.
Supervised mode
Autopilot drafts posts, but nothing goes live until you approve it.
- Every draft waits in your approval queue
- You can edit, approve, or reject each post
- Best choice for new accounts and brand work
Scheduled mode
Autopilot posts on a set schedule within the limits you choose.
- You set the posting times and topics
- Safety checks run before each post
- You can pause everything at any time
What happens before each post
- 1Budget check: the task stops if it would go past your spending limit.
- 2Content draft: the post is written in your character’s saved voice.
- 3Safety check: the draft is screened for content that breaks our rules.
- 4Self review: the draft is checked against your style and topic.
- 5Approval or publish: you approve it, or it posts on your schedule.
Safety checks help, but they are not perfect. You are still responsible for what your character posts.
Step 5
Share your posts and know your duties
Connect supported social accounts with Social Media. Then post and schedule from one place.
Each platform has its own rules. Some limit how often you can post. Some ask you to label AI content. You must follow those rules as the account owner.
Your account owner checklist
- Connect only social accounts that you own or are allowed to manage.
- Follow each platform’s community rules and its rules on AI content.
- Label your character as AI where a platform or law requires it.
- Mark paid posts and brand deals clearly as ads or sponsored content.
- Do not copy a real person’s name, face, or voice without consent.
- Check your approval queue often, even when posts are scheduled.
Step 6
Explore income paths you may qualify for
Income is never automatic. Each path has its own rules, fees, and work. Use Business Builder to plan your offer and next steps.
Fan discovery
You can choose to publish your character on Charigents.com so fans can find it. Paid fan chats are in a gated rollout and are not open to everyone yet.
Marketplace listings
List templates or characters for other users. Listings go through review, and fees apply to sales.
Brand sponsorships
Brands may pay for posts once you have an engaged audience. You handle the deal and the ad labels.
Digital products
Sell guides, presets, or prompt packs that fit your topic. Business Builder can help you plan the offer.
Want the full picture? Explore creator opportunity to see who qualifies and how payouts work.
Step 7
Know your costs before you start
Running a character costs money. Plan for it the same way you would plan for any small business.
Prepaid balance
You add funds in US dollars. We call this your credit balance. Your plan may also include some usage.
Pay per task
Each image, caption, or Autopilot run uses part of your balance. Bigger tasks cost more than small ones.
Monthly limits
Set a monthly limit for Autopilot. Tasks stop when they would go past it, so you do not overspend.
Other costs may apply too, such as platform fees, sales fees, and taxes. Check the pricing page for current plans and rates.
Review pricing and creditsYour first week
First-week checklist
Follow these steps one day at a time. Take longer if you need to.
Day 1
Choose your niche
- Write your topic in one sentence.
- Describe your ideal follower.
- List ten post ideas.
Day 2
Create your character
- Use AI Creator to draft a persona.
- Edit the bio, tone, and backstory.
- Make sure the character is fully original.
Day 3
Lock in the look
- Create a main image and a few extra angles.
- Save the style you want to reuse.
- Delete any images that do not match.
Day 4
Set your budget
- Review pricing and add funds.
- Set a monthly spending limit.
- Check how much a single post costs.
Day 5
Connect accounts
- Connect one supported social account first.
- Read that platform’s rules on AI content.
- Add an AI label to your profile if needed.
Day 6
Turn on Autopilot
- Start in supervised mode.
- Draft three posts and review each one.
- Approve only the posts you are happy with.
Day 7
Review and adjust
- Look at what you spent this week.
- Note which posts got the most replies.
- Plan next week’s content rhythm.
Common questions
Will this make me money on its own?
No. There is no promise of income or a set audience size. Results depend on your topic, your work, and your audience. Most creators grow slowly over many months.
Do I have to approve every post?
In supervised mode, yes. Nothing posts until you approve it. In scheduled mode, posts go out on their own, but you are still responsible for what they say.
How do credits work?
Your balance is a prepaid amount in US dollars. Each task, like an image or a caption, uses a small amount. You can see the cost of tasks and set a monthly limit.
Can fans pay to chat with my character?
Not for everyone yet. Public character pages on Charigents.com are live. Paid fan chats are in a gated rollout, so access is limited for now.
Can my character look like a real celebrity?
No. Your character must be original. Do not use a real person’s name, face, or voice without clear permission.
Which social platforms are supported?
Your dashboard lists the platforms you can connect today. Each platform has its own rules, and you must follow them.
Ready to build your AI creator brand?
Start small, stay original, and review your work. Grow at a pace you can keep up.