AI avatar video ads that look like a person filmed at your business

What an AI avatar ad is, and what it is not

An AI avatar ad is a short vertical video where a generated presenter talks to camera. The difference between one that sells and one that embarrasses the brand is fidelity: the same person in every shot, your real place behind them, your real website spoken correctly, one outfit, and captions that read like a creator's, not a subtitle track. Quetzal checks every one of those in code before a reel is allowed to finish.

How Quetzal makes one

You paste your website, attach photos of your place or product, and pick a presenter or upload your own reference photos. The rest is the pipeline's job.

• The script is written from your site, in your language and regional variant, and reviewed by a second model before anything is generated.
• Each scene is anchored to one of your photographs, so the place is yours, not a generic set.
• Identity, wardrobe, eyeline and the spoken website are judged on every take, and a failing take is regenerated.
• Captions follow a creator grammar: one word at a time under the chin, a designed title on the sentence that matters.
• The finished reel is scored before it ships, and lands in your calendar for approval or on autopilot.

Who it is for

Property, hospitality, clinics, golf and sports clubs, home services, local retail: any business whose customers decide on a phone and whose owner has no time to film. If you have a marketing team, they get a reel a day without booking a shoot. If you do not, this is the team.

What it costs against a shoot

A filmed testimonial or presenter ad runs from a few hundred to a few thousand per piece once a videographer, an actor, a location and an edit are paid. Quetzal includes AI reels in its plans, priced on the pricing page, and the same reel can be re-cut for each platform without a second shoot.