Influencers
Influencers are reusable identities for UGC-style content. Create one AI creator once, lock the identity, then reuse the same person across product posts, slideshow posts, reels, stories, and multiple accounts.
Influencers are not trapped inside one project. They can promote any project.
The approved reference pack keeps the same person from drifting between posts.
Use the same AI creator for posts, reels and stories instead of rebuilding a new face every time.
Create an influencer
Open Dashboard → Influencers and choose an empty slot. You can prompt a new identity or upload desired photos. Add optional identity traits, allowed scenes, and allowed outfits so future content stays inside the lane.
Use clear, safe references of the same desired identity. You do not need to label face, side, or body slots during setup.
Describe the person, style, camera feel, and content lane with neutral, non-sexual language.
Lock the identity
Review the generated or uploaded identity pack. Replace weak references, regenerate if needed, then confirm the influencer. Locking gives Rockstone stable references for future image and video generation.
- Consistent face, hair, skin tone, age, and style.
- No distorted hands, plastic skin, or identity drift.
- Allowed scenes and traits match the content you want to post.
Bind accounts
Tie an influencer to default TikTok or Instagram accounts when that identity is meant to represent a specific profile. You can still override accounts during generation.
Account binding keeps operations clean when you run multiple identities, accounts, and products from one Rockstone workspace.
Generate posts, reels, and stories
Single UGC-style image or source still.
Full product slideshow using the influencer as the consistent character.
Source image plus video generation for short motion content.
Post an influencer image or video as an Instagram Story from a connected influencer account.
Track influencer performance
Rockstone records which posts used an influencer. Analytics can then show views, engagement, post count, and best-performing hooks per influencer. This lets you compare identities, not just accounts, and decide which AI creators deserve more product content.
Avoid sexualized body wording, celebrity names, or age-adjacent prompts. Safer prompts are also more reliable for repeatable content.