OFGenerator

What OFGenerator is

OFGenerator is an AI content tool that produces photos, videos and voice for a single consistent character, which the site calls your AI character. It does not pay creators and it is not a marketplace. It is a production tool for TikTok and Instagram creators, for people building a private monetization setup, and for agencies, as its use-case pages are organized. It runs on credits, bought by subscription or in one-off packs, and the pricing page lists a free tier with 1 character below its paid plans. Its guides section lists a platforms and compliance topic and a monetization and growth topic.

How earning works here

OFGenerator earns nothing for the user directly. Its role in an earner's business is to supply content without a photo shoot. The TikTok and Instagram use-case page makes the argument: those platforms want posts sometimes several times a day, and a single photo shoot a month cannot feed that pace. It also argues that followers build trust around a recognizable face, so a character that looks subtly different from post to post reads as inconsistent. The product is built around that problem.

The workflow starts with the character. A creator sets attributes once, or imports a photo, and the face is locked from then on. The homepage demo lists the attribute choices: gender, age bands of 18-25, 26-35, 36-50 and 50+, skin tone, hair color and eye color. The photo page says attributes are explicit rather than re-described each time, so generation 50 looks as much like the character as generation 2. The site presents this as the fix for generators that drift after a few prompts.

Photos come in 2 modes. Text to image generates from a prompt across 17 supported models. Image to image transforms an existing photo while keeping the identity, across 13 supported editing models. Video has 3 modes. Text to video runs across 24 supported models, image to video animates an existing photo across 25 models, and reference to video guides motion and framing with a reference image or clip across 7 models. The video page lists output as MP4, with WebM also supported, resolution from 360p to 4K and duration from 1 to 30 seconds, and aspect ratios including 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1, all depending on the model chosen. The homepage says video models are chosen at the moment of generation and that the credit count is shown as a real setting next to duration and resolution. Voice generation produces voiceover lines for videos.

The batch workflow is described on the TikTok and Instagram page: set the character's attributes once, generate a week's worth of posts in one sitting, with photos, clips and voice lines locked to the same identity, then download and publish on your own schedule. Nothing in OFGenerator posts for the creator. Publishing, promotion and any selling happen on the creator's own accounts and platforms, so OFGenerator brings no buyers and no discovery.

The blog adds longer reading for creators deciding where to sell, including a comparison of Fansly and Fanvue for AI creators. That post is the blog's own analysis of 2 other companies' terms, not a description of how OFGenerator works, and it has no bearing on what OFGenerator costs or does.

Money and rules

OFGenerator is paid for in credits, and credits come 2 ways. A subscription refills a pot of credits every month, and whatever is left at the end of the month does not carry over. A one-off purchase adds credits that never expire. The terms say price, currency, credit quantity and offer terms are shown before an order, that payment is made immediately, that credits are deducted when a generation starts and returned when the service treats it as failed, and that credits validly used are not refunded only because a result does not match preferences. Subscriptions can be canceled from the billing area, and closing an account does not automatically cancel a subscription or an activated automatic recharge. Refund and legal requests go to a dedicated refund address listed in the terms, and the terms add that using a credit, even once, requests immediate performance of that service and waives the withdrawal period for it.

As of October 2026 the pricing page lists 4 plans, set apart by the monthly credit allotment, and each paid plan costs less per month when billed every 12 months. The free plan, "To see what the tool can do", needs no card and covers image generation only, with a small monthly allotment, daily usage limited by available capacity and reset every night, and 1 character. Creator, pitched "For a creator publishing every week", is 19.99 euros a month on monthly billing with 2,200 credits a month, video generation up to 1080p, clips up to 15 seconds, 5 characters, voice generation, priority generation for subscribers and no daily usage limit. Pro, pitched "For daily production, video included", sits between the other two paid plans and adds resolution up to 2160p, clips up to 30 seconds and 10 characters on top of everything in Creator. The page lists Agency, for multi-creator agencies, at 149 euros a month with 19,000 credits a month, unlimited characters and priority support on top of everything in Pro. For each plan the page also converts the allotment into an approximate number of images and 5-second clips, so a buyer can see what a month of credits produces.

On content, the terms say the user remains responsible for the rights and permissions attached to anything they provide, and must review results before publishing. They prohibit unlawful content, non-consensual deepfakes or intimate images, and sexual content involving anyone under 18. OFGenerator describes itself as an interface to third-party models and does not guarantee a result is accurate, exclusive or lawful for a particular use. The site says everything generated is owned outright, with commercial ownership, and stays private to the account.

The terms do not mention an age or ID check for users. Payout terms do not apply, since the service pays no one.

Who it suits and who it does not

It suits a creator or agency that needs a steady volume of consistent visuals for short-form platforms and wants one recurring character without scheduling shoots. The agency plan with unlimited characters is aimed at operators holding many identities, and the credit math is explicit enough to budget a month of output before buying.

The caveats are practical. Credits cap output, and a monthly allotment that is not used is lost on a subscription. Video quality and length depend on the plan, so 1080p and 15-second clips on Creator are the ceiling until Pro. The site's own terms put the checking burden on the user, and a creator whose audience pays for a real person, or whose platform requires verified performers, should read that platform's rules first. Whether a fan platform accepts a synthetic character is that platform's rule, not OFGenerator's, and it matters before committing to a yearly plan.