CineSynth by NEWTYPE · Private beta in preparation
No shoot. No casting. Your own virtual influencer runs the promo.
Record your voice once. One character, with the same face and your voice, pitches your product, dances, sings, and even makes the music video in one click.
From the beta, every video carries an "AI-generated · Virtual person" label.
Three steps
- 1
Create your influencer
Pick a face, lock the look with a three-view sheet, and give it a voice.
- 2
Make the promo
Write a script, choose an outfit, pick a dance, and get a vertical video.
- 3
Publish it, labelled
From the beta, publish to your channel with the "AI-generated · Virtual person" label already in place.
Dance, speak and sing your promo with one character — same face, same voice.
The same character stars in dance shorts, product pitches, fashion ads and music videos, and never looks like a different person from one video to the next.
Dance short
Product pitch
Fashion ad
Coming soonMusic video
Built for sellers
One product photo. Your influencer wears it, and the ad is done.
1 Upload a product photo
A single photo you took yourself is enough.
2 Extract the outfit
The garment is cut out into a clean product shot and saved to your fashion library.
3 Dress and promote
Your influencer wears it in a fashion ad, a product pitch or a dance video.
Only upload photos of your own products, or ones you have the right to use.
Your voice, one-click music videos
Record your voice or a song once. In that voice, your character pitches your product, sings a new song and stars in the music video, one click at each step.
- Record your voice
- Pitch in that voice
- Make a new song
- Music video
Only your own voice, or a voice you have consent to use.
Tell Claude or Codex, and Yuna shoots it.
Yuna's shorts have been made this way, in conversation. Say what to shoot; the agent checks the script and outfit with you, then finishes the video.
Safeguards and usage limits are enforced on the server, exactly as in the app.
About CineSynth MCPHave Yuna shoot a 30-second vertical pitch for this moisturizer.
Here is a draft script and outfit. Please confirm before I make the video. (3-sentence script · white knit · 30 s · vertical)
Looks good, go ahead.
Done. The video carries the "AI-generated · Virtual person" label.
Who it is for
Faceless creators
Grow a channel without showing your face: post dance and product pitch shorts every day with your own virtual influencer.
Solo sellers
Skip the model and the shoot. Turn one product photo into fashion ads and product videos.
Brands with campaigns
Give your brand its own character and produce many ad variations with it.
Labels and protection come standard
Automatic labels
From the beta, every video carries an "AI-generated · Virtual person" label by default.
Real people protected
Another person's face or voice cannot be used without that person's consent.
Content Credentials (C2PA)
Videos will carry Content Credentials (C2PA). They will be applied when the beta launches.
Plans
Free during the beta. Full pricing coming soon.
Free
BetaInvited beta users
Free in beta
Creator
Creators who post every day
Pricing soon
Pro
Creators and sellers running several characters
Pricing soon
Business
Brand-owned characters and ad production at scale
FAQ
How long does a video take?
During the beta it depends on the queue. Videos are not instant; they are made in turn.
Can I use the videos commercially?
Yes. Videos you make during the beta can be used to run your channel and to promote products and services. Just keep the "AI-generated · Virtual person" label, and mark promotions as "Ad" or "Affiliate link". Videos that use another person's face, voice or music without the rights cannot be used commercially. The Terms of Service govern the details.
Do I have to include the virtual person label?
Yes. It is a legal requirement in Korea: since June 2026 an AI virtual person in an ad must be disclosed as a virtual person, and AI-generated content must be labelled. Platforms such as YouTube and TikTok also require a label on realistic videos made with AI. CineSynth adds the label by default from the beta.
Can I use my own voice, or a singer's?
Your own voice, yes: read the verification phrase on screen aloud to record it. Anyone else's voice, singers included, needs that person's consent.
Who holds the copyright to the outputs?
You keep the rights to the photos, voices and text you upload. CineSynth claims no rights in what you generate. Note, though, that AI-generated output may not be protected by copyright under the law. You are responsible for how you use outputs, especially advertising disclosures.
Be the first to meet your own virtual influencer
When the private beta opens, we invite people from the waitlist.