AI clone for coaches and course creators
An AI clone for coaches is a video and voice model of you, built from a two minute recording you make once. You type a lesson, a weekly check-in or a launch announcement, and IdClone renders a video of you presenting it in your own voice, ready for your course platform, client portal or social feed. You stay the coach. The clone takes over the filming.
Why coaches run out of time for video
Coaching runs on trust, and trust comes from clients seeing and hearing you. That is why every program ends up needing more video than one person can film: a welcome for each new cohort, a module intro for every lesson, a recap after each group call, a nudge for the client who went quiet in week three, a sales video for the next launch.
Each of those takes a setup, three or four takes, an edit and an upload. A twelve module course with a short intro per lesson is a full day in front of the camera before you have taught anything. When you rewrite one module, you film again. Most coaches either stop updating their course or start sending text where a face would have worked better.
A clone changes the cost of a video from an afternoon to a script. You still decide what to say. You just stop re-recording it.
What coaches publish with their clone
- Course lesson intros and short teaching segments you can update by editing a script
- A personal welcome video for each new client or cohort, with their name in the first line
- Weekly accountability check-ins for group programs
- Replies to common client questions you answer every week anyway
- Launch and webinar invitations for your next program
- Short clips for LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts and Instagram that keep you visible between launches
- Translated versions of your flagship course for Spanish, Portuguese or French speaking clients
Business coaches, executive coaches, health and fitness coaches, career coaches and consultants who sell a signature program all use the same pattern: record once, script everything else. For corporate trainers the closer fit is the AI training video generator.
Record two minutes of yourself once
You record a two minute training video and a sixty second voice sample from your own account, at your desk or in the corner where you already film. A ring light and a quiet room are enough. You then pass a live selfie check and read a short spoken consent statement with a one time phrase. That step exists so nobody else can ever build a clone of you from your podcast, your webinars or your YouTube channel. Tips on lighting and framing are in how to create an AI avatar of yourself.
Write or paste the script
Paste a lesson outline, an email you were about to send, or a transcript you want to tighten. The editor splits it into scenes, estimates the length and shows how many minutes it will use. Pick a framing beside your slides, add captions, and on Pro and above apply your brand kit with logo, colors, intro and outro.
Render your video and publish it where your clients are
The video renders in your face and your voice, with lip sync, captions and an AI-generated label. Export in 1080p on every plan or 4K on Pro and above, then upload it to your course platform, client portal, email or social channel like any other video file.
Why a clone of you beats a stock avatar
People buy coaching from a person. A generic presenter reading your lesson breaks the connection your clients paid for, and a client who watches a stranger teach your method starts to wonder who they are actually working with. Your own clone keeps your face, your voice and your way of explaining things, so a lesson recorded by script feels like the rest of your program.
It also keeps you honest. IdClone only builds clones of people who recorded their own consent, so the only person your clone can ever present as is you. Every export can carry a visible AI-generated label and content credentials metadata. We recommend telling clients in your onboarding that some lessons and updates are presented by your verified clone; most coaches find clients care more that the content is current than how it was filmed. The rules are on consent and safety.
Filming yourself versus an AI clone
| Task | Filming each video yourself | With your IdClone clone |
|---|---|---|
| Twelve lesson intros of 90 seconds | A day of setup, takes and edits | Twelve scripts, rendered from your plan minutes |
| Updating one lesson after a change | Film and edit the lesson again | Edit the script and render again |
| Personal welcome for each new client | Rarely done past the first few | A template with the client name changed |
| Your course in Spanish | Hire a translator and a voice actor | Translate the script, render in your own voice |
| Weekly check-in for a group program | Often skipped in busy weeks | Written in ten minutes, sent the same day |
Plans for coaches and course creators
A solo coach usually starts on Starter at $49 a month, or $24 a month billed yearly, with one clone, 8 avatar video minutes, 40 voice clone minutes and 10 languages. That covers a weekly check-in plus a few lesson intros each month. Coaches who publish a full course or run several programs choose Pro at $149 a month, or $74 billed yearly, with 25 avatar video minutes, 120 voice clone minutes, 30+ languages, 4K export and a brand kit. Coaching companies with several coaches use Business at $499 a month, or $249 billed yearly, with five clones, 90 minutes, client workspaces and approvals. Minutes are plain minutes of finished video, with no credits to convert. See the full table on pricing.
Questions and answers
Can I make an AI clone of myself for my coaching videos
Yes. You record a two minute video and a sixty second voice sample, pass a live selfie check and read a spoken consent statement. After that you type scripts and IdClone renders videos of you presenting them in your own voice, with lip sync and captions.
Will my clients know the video is AI
They can, and we suggest they do. Every export can carry a visible AI-generated label and content credentials metadata. Coaches usually mention it once in onboarding, so clients know which lessons are scripted updates and which are live calls.
How many videos can a coach make each month
It depends on length, not on count. Starter includes 8 avatar video minutes a month, so about five ninety second lesson intros. Pro includes 25 minutes, Business 90 and Enterprise 300. Voice clone minutes for audio only content are counted separately.
Can I use my clone for a paid online course
Yes. Exports are standard video files you can upload to any course platform, membership site or client portal. You own the scripts you write, and you can delete your clone at any time, which removes the model files.
Can my clone speak to clients in other languages
Yes. Starter covers 10 languages and Pro and above cover 30+, in your own voice with lip sync. Review each translated script before rendering, since your method has its own terms that should stay consistent.
Can my assistant make videos for me
Yes, on Pro and above you can add seats. Your assistant writes and renders scripts in your workspace, and on Business you can require your approval before any video is exported. Your assistant cannot create a clone of anyone else.
Turn your next lesson into a video of you
Paste a lesson or a check-in you were going to write anyway and preview the scenes, length and minutes it needs. Then create your account and record your clone.