October 30, 2026ChristmasAI VideoAI Influencer

Label a Realistic Christmas Host

If the Christmas host looks like a real person, say the host is AI. Leave the platform label where it appears.

If the Christmas host looks like a real person, say that the host is AI. Write it in the caption in plain words, and leave the platform's own label where the platform places it. A realistic face is not a drawing, and a realistic voice is not a cartoon. Posting either one without saying so asks people to treat a generated host as someone who walked into the shop. Lock the face you mean to keep, approve the still before it moves, and export the vertical frame. The label stays visible where the platform places it, beside your own sentence that the host is AI. Approve the locked face, write that the host is AI in the caption, and leave the platform label where it appears. The first 3 seconds show the window-lit face beside the tin, with no painted words on the still, and they say the shop line. Reject a still that grows a badge, a new head under the same label, or a post where the platform label was covered. Keep one speaker. A practical reel is 15–45 seconds. If the face or the voice could be mistaken for a real person, the caption must say it is AI. That sentence does not replace the platform label.

Say it in your own caption

Use ordinary words: the host is AI. Put them where a viewer will read them, not in a corner of the still as painted type. The picture should not grow a badge, a watermark, or a line of letters. Your caption carries the sentence. The still stays a picture of the locked face. Type the host is AI in ordinary caption words before you export, and keep letters out of the picture. In the first 3 seconds the picture is the locked face, and the words in the caption include that it is AI. Reject a watermark, a painted badge, or a line of letters drawn onto the still before you post.

Leave the platform label visible

The platform label is part of the post. Leave it where it appears, next to your own sentence that the host is AI. A realistic host needs both of those truths together. A cartoon would be a different reel. This one looks real, so it is labeled, and the platform's label stays with the post. Leave the platform label beside your own sentence, and do not cover it with the gift or with type. In the first 3 seconds, viewers see the realistic host and hear the shop line, and they can read both that the host is AI and the platform label. Do not post a version that hides the platform label.

Lock the face you are labeling

The person you call AI should be the same person in every Christmas still. Approve the still before motion so a later clip does not invent a new head under the same label. Life photos that reuse this host carry the same caption rule. Clothes can change. The face, and the fact that it is AI, stay. Match the labeled face to the lock before motion, and carry the same caption rule into any life photo that reuses this host. The opening 3 seconds show that same person while the line says the shop point and that the host is AI. Throw out a new head wearing the old label before the file goes up.

A worked example

A tea merchant approves one window-lit face, then posts a short reel of that host beside a tin. The caption says the host is AI in the first line, and the platform label is left where it showed up. The still has no painted words. The post that goes out still shows that platform label beside the caption. Approve the tea merchant's window-lit face, put the AI sentence in the first caption line, then confirm the platform label is still visible. For the first 3 seconds, show that face beside the tin and say the shop line. Reject painted words on the still. Keep one speaker inside 15–45 seconds. The caption says the host is AI because the face could pass for a real person.

Before you post

Write that the host is AI.
Leave the platform label visible.
Approve the locked face before it moves.

Where Scro fits

Scro locks one host face, and you approve the still before motion. Life photos can reuse that host. Clothes can change without a new head. Export 9:16. If the face looks real, say it is AI, and leave the platform label in place. Export 9:16 only after the still matches the lock and the caption already says the host is AI. Inside the first 3 seconds, the locked face is on screen and the voice says the shop line. Reject a covered platform label. If the face or voice could be mistaken for a real person, both your sentence and the platform label stay visible.

Say the host is AI. Finished samples are on the examples page.