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Digital Avatars are AI-generated characters with a consistent identity you can reuse across images and videos — so the same person shows up in every post, wearing your product, in any scene.
Different from HeyGen Avatars (talking-head lip-sync videos). A Digital Avatar is a reusable character for image and video generation, billed in Postzee credits.

What you can do

  • Create a unique character (realistic or illustrated) from attributes — no photos needed
  • Or build one from your own photos
  • Reuse the avatar to generate images/videos where the character keeps the same face and look
  • Publish your avatar to the public Explore catalog (after moderation), or use avatars shared by others

Creating an avatar

  1. Open Zee Studio and select Avatar mode
  2. Choose a style:
    • Realistic — a photorealistic person
    • Illustration — a 2D or 3D stylized character
  3. Set the attributes (all optional): gender, age range, ethnicity, skin tone, body type, hair (color / style / length), eyes, facial hair, accessories, outfit style, expression — and tattoos (style + placement)
  4. Optionally add a free-text description and/or reference photos
  5. Review the credit cost and generate

Angles generated

Each avatar is created as a set of angles, so it can be reused from any view: A tattooed avatar generates one extra image (the tattoo close-up), so the design is preserved whenever you reuse the avatar.

Cost

Avatar creation is billed per generated image, in credits ($1 = 1,000 credits). A standard avatar is 6 images; a tattooed one is 7. The exact cost is always shown before you confirm.

Using an avatar to generate

Once your avatar is ready, use it as a consistent character:
  1. In Zee Studio (Image mode), pick the avatar — Recreate from your gallery, or Use from Explore
  2. The avatar appears as an identity chip in the creator
  3. Write your prompt (e.g. “holding the product on a beach”)
  4. Reference angles — by default we automatically pick the best angles from your prompt (ask for a “side view” and the profile is used). You can also pin specific angles manually.
  5. Add your own product/scene photo if needed, then generate
Avatars work with reference-capable models (e.g. Nano Banana, GPT Image). The model picker only offers compatible models while an avatar is active.

The Explore catalog

In Explore (Avatar mode) you can browse public avatars, see who published each one, like and favorite them, and use any of them as your character. To share your own avatar, open it and toggle Public — it goes through moderation before appearing in the catalog.

Image Generation

Generate images with your avatar as a consistent character.

Explore

Browse and reuse public avatars and media.