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Cast your actor
The Actor Foundry prompt generates a photoreal presenter. Save the image — that's their face forever.
Actor Foundry
Identity prompts for consistent, photoreal AI presenters.
NoActor turns one typed script into a finished UGC ad. An AI actor speaks it on camera, the edit happens by itself. You type. You approve. That's the job.
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This exact ad ran on Facebook. NoActor cast the actor, spoke the script, cut the edit. Total cost: $0.61. Nobody filmed anything.
Typical rate for one 30-second UGC ad from a freelance creator.
Standard turnaround before you can even test the creative.
One creator, one look. Testing a new angle means hiring again.
Three named steps. One typed script in, one finished vertical ad out.
Generate your actor once. One image becomes their permanent identity, in every video you ever make.
Type the script. Your actor speaks it to camera in 8-second takes with a natural voice. No camera exists.
The bundled EditClone engine adds captions, cuts the pauses, lands the zooms and sound effects. By itself.
The Actor Foundry prompt generates a photoreal presenter. Save the image — that's their face forever.
Paste your script into the Shoot Recipe. Each 20-word beat becomes an 8-second take, spoken aloud, same person every time.
EditClone stitches the takes, syncs word captions, trims silences, punches zooms, drops the hook and CTA. You watch a finished ad appear.
The full Cast → Shoot → Cut system as a Claude skill. Say "make my ad" and watch it run.
Identity prompts for consistent, photoreal AI presenters.
Dialogue templates with every failure mode already fixed.
Word captions, silence cuts, beat zooms, SFX, hooks, CTAs. From clean-premium to full viral.
Takes join behind cutaways and flash cuts. No visible glitches.
Install to first finished video in about half an hour.
Which models to use, which to avoid, and exact per-video math.
Built-in checklists verify every take and every final render.
Every new product needs a talking-head ad, and you can't film ten a day. Your AI actor can. Swap the script, keep the face, publish the batch.
Your brand gets one consistent face customers start to recognize, without creator contracts, usage rights or re-negotiations every quarter.
Client wants three creative angles by Friday. Cast an actor per client, batch the scripts, bill the margin between $0.60 and what UGC used to cost them.
Camera-shy or anonymous by choice: your spokesperson handles every hook, testimonial-style read and CTA while you stay behind the curtain.
That's the whole proof strategy. The presenter you watched isn't real, nobody filmed him, and no editor touched the cut. The product demonstrated itself.
Why you can trust this. I built NoActor because I needed it. I tried the "obvious" way first: text-to-speech chained into a lip-sync model. The voice came out robotic, the lip-sync cost 10x more than quoted, and the seams between clips glitched. Every failure and its fix is baked into these recipes, which is why your first video works on the first try.
If it doesn't earn its price in 14 days, reply to your receipt and the $47 comes back. No form, no call, no questions.
— Skirmantas, founder · support@noactor.io
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Two things: a Claude subscription (Pro at $20/mo is enough — if you already use Claude, you're covered) and about $10 of kie.ai video credits. That's the entire stack. NoActor itself is one payment, forever.
No. If you can type a script and copy-paste, you're qualified. Claude runs the commands; the checklists verify everything before you see it.
Three prompts and an engine. Cast generates your actor's photo. Shoot turns each script line into an 8-second spoken video clip of that same actor. Cut stitches clips together and adds captions, zooms, sound and your CTA automatically.
Vertical talking-head videos: product ads, TikToks and Reels, hook tests, spokesperson explainers, faceless-channel content. Any length, built from 8-second takes. What it's not: cinematic film scenes or celebrity likenesses.
Nothing on our side, ever — one payment, lifetime access. The videos themselves consume model credits you buy directly from kie.ai (about $0.60 per video; $10 of credits lasts a long test). Launch price rises to $97 once the first buyer cohort is in.
About 30 minutes: 5 to install, 10 to cast an actor and write a script, 15 for the takes and the automatic edit to render.
14-day refund, no questions. Reply to your receipt with "refund" and the $47 comes back, even if the reason is "changed my mind."
$47 today. $97 after the first cohort. The next hundred ads you test cost about sixty cents each.