AI Influencer Face Across Posts
An AI influencer face stays consistent across posts when every new still is checked against the first. Clothes change. The head does not.
Keep an AI influencer face consistent across posts by treating the first approved still as law. Every reel and every Life photo is compared to it before it goes out. A small drift in the jaw is how a month of work becomes a crowd of cousins.
Side by side, not memory
Open the first post next to the new still. Memory smooths differences. The pixels will not. Reject the still if you have to argue that it is "close enough."
Wardrobe is the variable
Jacket, colour, room. Those can rotate. Hairstyle and face shape should stay for the month. Recognition is built from those, not from a new styling every reel.
Same rule for photos
A Life photo that uses a different generator default is a different person on the grid. The photo path has to use the locked face too.
A worked example
Post one and post six, side by side. Same part, same ear. Post six's jacket is new. A photo that softened the jaw was deleted before publishing.
Before you post
- You compared side by side.
- Hair and face lasted the month.
- Photos use the same lock.
Where Scro fits
Scro locks the face when the wardrobe changes and uses that identity for Life photos. Approve each still against the first before you render or post.
Check the face against post one. Finished samples are on the examples page.
Related: Label an AI-Generated Reel.