Make an AI clone of yourself that stars in your ads

What is an AI spokesperson, and what is a digital double?

An AI spokesperson is a presenter who delivers your ad on camera without anyone filming it. On VideoPronto there are two kinds: a digital double, which is you, built from your own photos and voice, and a Promoter, a ready-made presenter you can pick for any ad. Either one speaks the script VideoPronto writes, in a vertical video with captions and your branded end card.

The double is the part people usually mean when they search for an "AI avatar of myself". You set it up once, and from then on every ad you type can star you. You don't film new takes or re-record the voice, and you never book a reshoot because the offer changed.

What do you need to clone yourself?

You need a few photos, a short voice recording and your consent. That's the whole list:

• A few clear photos of your face. VideoPronto uses them to build your double and to render it in each scene you ask for.
• A short voice recording. Your double speaks the script in your voice.
• Explicit consent, given in the app before anything is uploaded. The consent screen names what is collected, why and when it is deleted. You check an unchecked box and confirm, and the record of what you agreed to is stored.

You won't need a studio, a green screen, a teleprompter or a second person holding the phone. After the double exists you reuse it across videos without uploading anything again.

Is it safe to upload your face and voice?

Your face and voice are used for one thing, rendering your double in the videos you ask for, and they are deleted when you delete the double. The Biometric Data Consent Policy (last updated July 13, 2026) spells out the details:

• Your photos, voice recordings and the face and voice models derived from them are never sold, leased or traded.
• They are not used to train VideoPronto's or anyone else's general-purpose AI models, and not used to identify you on other services or to target advertising.
• Delete the double at any time in the app and its photos, recordings and derived data are permanently deleted within 30 days, and deletion requests go to the processing providers in that same 30-day window, including the provider that hosts the cloned voice.
• Delete your account and the same 30-day deletion applies to every double on it.
• Videos you already made are yours and stay yours. They are finished creative work, not biometric identifiers, so deleting the double doesn't delete them.

You can build a double only of yourself, or of someone who has given you documented, explicit consent, and VideoPronto may ask for proof. The Terms forbid impersonating a real person without their consent and forbid undisclosed synthetic impersonations of real people.

When should the owner be the face of the ad?

Put yourself in the ad when the message only works coming from you: a founder explaining why the business exists, an owner standing behind a guarantee, an agent people will meet at the showing. That short spot is a founder cameo, and it is what the double is best at.

The sample on this page is VideoPronto's own founder cameo. It came from one sentence:

Make an ad where my digital double looks into the camera and admits I never actually filmed any of this.

It's a 15-second proof-of-tech spot. The confession is the hook, and the double's voice, face and consent are all the founder's own. The same pattern works for any owner. Type what you'd say if you had ten seconds on camera and let the double say it.

Your double can also be the presenter in a UGC ad, or the agent host who walks buyers room by room through your listing photos in a Property Tour.

Can your double speak English and Spanish?

Yes. Every format and language is included, so the same double can host an English ad and a Spanish ad. English comes in 15+ accents, including Southern US, New York, Midwest, California, Texas, British, Australian and Irish. Spanish is written natively by variety: Miami Cuban, Mexican, Colombian, Puerto Rican, Argentinian, Tejano or Spain. The script is written in Spanish, not translated from the English version.

That matters most for businesses whose customers don't all scroll the same feed. A real estate agent using the same set of photos put it this way:

"Every listing gets an English tour and a Spanish tour from the same photos. My buyers don't all scroll the same feed, and now I'm in both." — Ana, real estate agent

For more on writing for US Hispanic audiences by variety, see Spanish video ads.

Don't want to be on camera? Use a Promoter

Pick a Promoter when you'd rather not be the face, or when the ad needs someone who looks like your customer instead of like you. Promoters are ready-made presenters you choose from the gallery, and like your double they work in every format and language. You can also leave the choice to VideoPronto and let it cast a presenter that fits the script.

"My guys aren't going on camera. The Promoters are. Ads for our seasonal specials in English and Spanish the same week, no crew, no editing." — Bill, home services

You can mix the two. Everyday offer ads go to a Promoter or a cast presenter, and the owner's double is saved for the cameo that has to come from the owner.

What does an AI spokesperson video cost?

About $3.30 per finished video, with the double included. There's no add-on fee for using your own likeness. VideoPronto sells one-time credit packs ($20, $50, $500 or $1,000) with no subscription and no free tier. A typical video uses about 250 credits, and the cost of each action is shown before you confirm. Credits don't expire while your account is in good standing, and a failed render is refunded automatically. See pricing for what each pack buys.

Most videos go from the line you type to a downloadable MP4 in under seven minutes, and nearly all in under ten.

Do you have to say the ad uses AI?

You own the videos and can use them commercially, and you're responsible for following advertising law and each platform's rules, including any synthetic-media disclosure they require. The US Federal Trade Commission's Q&A on its Consumer Reviews and Testimonials Rule (in effect since October 21, 2024) says the rule has no blanket ban on AI-generated avatars in marketing. The same page says a celebrity avatar that praises a product without the celebrity's permission would break the rule. A double of yourself, saying what you actually believe about your own business, is a different situation from that example, though platform disclosure rules still apply. Our guide to AI ad disclosure rules covers what to disclose and where.