How creator identity locking works
Keeping a fictional AI creator recognisably the same person across every reel.
An audience follows a creator because they recognise them. Tunni treats your AI creator as a persistent identity, not a one-off render.
What gets locked
- Face reference. Once you approve a creator’s look, that reference is versioned and locked. New content is generated against the locked version.
- Voice. The approved voice is locked per language, and validated against your script before any expensive generation.
- Persona and style. Niche, tone, wardrobe palette and things the creator would never say live in the creator profile and feed every script.
Changing a locked creator
You can create a new version of a creator at any time. Changing the look or voice invalidates downstream approvals that depended on it — so an old storyboard is not silently produced with a new face.
How continuity is checked
After generation, a creator-continuity check compares scenes against the locked reference. If one scene drifts, it is flagged and only that scene is repaired. If the checker cannot run, the result is shown as unavailable and you are asked to review by eye — it is never shown as a pass.
Fictional by design
Tunni creators are fictional. Do not upload photos of real people to create a likeness of them, and do not present a Tunni creator as a real person. See AI disclosure.