MakeInfluencer free-plan review: One prompt made a portrait. It did not test video or character consistency.

We asked the public preview for a fictional adult explorer in a silver jacket, with violet side light and a blurred amber city at night. It returned a portrait matching those details. The long video shows that exact portrait with AI MADE THIS and then the recorded workflow.

One image does not prove that the same character remains consistent across scenes, or that paid video and lip-sync output will work well. The generated portrait came from the public open-model preview, not the paid studio models.

The October6 portrait page displayed five free previews left that day without signup. Current public preview pages describe a daily per-visitor allowance and distinguish the open preview model from models used on credits. We do not promise a separate allowance for each page.

In separate October7 free-preview checks, the scene prompt returned a greenhouse with giant glowing flowers but placed it on water instead of above the city. A static-ad prompt returned a silver bottle with no logo or text, but colored the cap purple instead of keeping violet only in the lighting. These additions are not shown in the current one-portrait long cut.

The general scene and static-ad tests shared a counter in our session: five, then four, then three. Two storyboard-frame requests returned a content-policy error and no output; the counter remained three. This is observed session behavior, not a guaranteed quota or a successful storyboard test.

The paid studio offers image and video workflows, Movie Maker, talking videos, motion control, remix and Canvas. Interface routes and feature lists are not results from our own paid tests. We bought no plan or credits for this review, and our free studio account had zero generation credits.

Current plan descriptions can conflict on feature entitlement, so check the exact desired feature and credit quote before paying.

Our verdict: the free portrait preview is a useful still-image sample. The broader free-preview checks produced two more stills with prompt differences and a failed storyboard route. No full-product or paid-video rating can be inferred from that evidence.