Announced August 14, 2026 by Singapore-based Pixocial, the browser tool lets creators build a repeatable AI persona — same face, hair, and look — then generate social-ready photos and videos, with batch rendering, template replication, and a saved content library.
2026-08-15 · by Moe Ameen
On August 14, 2026, Pixocial Technology — the Meitu-owned, Singapore-based company behind BeautyPlus and AirBrush — launched AI Influencer, a browser-based tool for creating and reusing a consistent virtual persona. The pitch targets the drift problem in AI generation, where a character's face, hair, and style shift subtly from one output to the next. BeautyPlus frames AI Influencer as "an AI persona creator that addresses that gap, allowing users to generate a consistent AI character across an ongoing stream of content" rather than one-off images. It lives on the web at beautyplus.com/ai-influencer: you pick a persona from a ready-made library — adjusting age, gender, and style — and then generate photos and videos of that same character.
The tool leans on a few production-oriented features. Batch generation lets you queue the next photo or video before the previous one finishes rendering, and download finished videos in batches. Trend and template replication lets you reference an existing video and apply its pacing and structure to your own persona content. Editing is conversational — you describe a change like a different expression, a wider camera angle, a new outfit, or a different background, and the tool applies it. Everything is saved to a personal content library — personas, photos, videos, and the templates you reuse. Named templates include Day in the Life, Makeup Transformation, OOTD, Mirror Selfie, Pet Vlog, and Dance Reel, and the output is sized to fit common formats such as TikTok's vertical frame and Instagram's feed. Two companion tools, AI Clothes Changer and AI Hairstyle Changer, handle outfit and hairstyle experiments.
BeautyPlus runs a freemium model with paid credit plans, and the launch materials did not detail pricing specific to AI Influencer, so treat plan and credit specifics as a launch-day snapshot and confirm current terms on beautyplus.com/pricing. The broader positioning is clear enough: this is a consumer-friendly virtual-influencer generator from a company whose roots are in AI photo and video editing, aimed at creators who want a repeatable digital character without filming.
The useful read for a creator is that BeautyPlus just made the persona *asset* easy — and the persona asset was never the bottleneck. [Kompozy](/) already runs an [AI Influencer persona pool](/glossary/persona-brief) natively (1:N, with one primary identity), so the new tool is less a new category than confirmation that a recurring virtual character is what creators want. The move today: use BeautyPlus to generate your persona's photos and videos, then bring them into Kompozy as source media, where a single asset becomes a scheduled, multi-format, published week. Kompozy burns in branded captions and reframes each clip through [HyperFrames](/glossary/hyperframes), then fans one persona post into a carousel, a quote card, a blog, a newsletter, and native text — all in one voice governed by the [Persona Brief](/glossary/persona-brief) — and publishes the set across the eight social platforms plus blog and email on [Autopilot](/glossary/autopilot).
You can also keep the whole operation inside one engine. Kompozy generates its own persona video — [Persona Shorts](/glossary/persona-shorts), Persona HeyGen, and [Persona Frames](/glossary/persona-frames) — with a Gemini face-lock that holds the character consistent and a governing brief that holds the voice, then schedules and ships it. So whether you make the virtual influencer in BeautyPlus or in Kompozy, the part that eats a creator's week — captioning, reformatting, diversifying into other formats, and publishing everywhere on a schedule — is the part Kompozy owns end to end.
It is a web-based tool from Pixocial (the Meitu-owned company behind BeautyPlus) launched August 14, 2026 for creating a consistent virtual persona and generating social-ready photos and videos of that same character. It includes batch generation, template replication, natural-language editing, and a content library, plus companion AI Clothes Changer and AI Hairstyle Changer tools.
No. It generates and stores persona photos and videos and sizes them for formats like TikTok and Instagram, but it has no scheduler and no direct publishing. You export each asset and upload it to each platform yourself, and it does not write captions, blogs, or newsletters.
BeautyPlus runs a freemium model with paid credit plans, and the launch did not publish pricing specific to AI Influencer. Check beautyplus.com/pricing for current plans and credit costs, since availability and pricing can vary by region.
Bring the persona photos and videos into a content engine like Kompozy. Kompozy captions and reframes them via HyperFrames, fans one asset into a carousel, quote card, blog, newsletter, and text posts under a Persona Brief, and schedules and publishes the set across the eight social platforms plus blog and email — and it can generate persona video itself with a face-locked recurring identity.