What is a Candy Creator?
A real person who has licensed their likeness and voice to Candy. The platform builds a chat twin from it, marks it with a celebrity badge, and in four cases writes video series around it.
Candy.ai's licensed roster: eleven names, four with series
Candy Creators: the real names on the roster and what each one has
Eleven creators have licensed their face and voice to Candy.ai. Four of them front video series; the rest are chat twins only. Here is who they are, what the badge means and what it costs to watch them.
Is the footage real?
No. The series are generated to the licensed likeness. The permission is real, the pixels are not, and the poster credits the name so nobody mistakes one for the other.
Why 30 tokens?
Licensed series charge 30 tokens per locked episode against 12 for house titles. The premium pays for the name.
The roster
Alexis Ivyedge
Sophie DeeOur profile
Mia MalkovaOur profile
Riley ReidOur profile
Bonnie Blue Our profile
Ava Starz
Jane Mautin
Renae Erica
Abigail Lutz
Celine
Brianna Howe
Who has a series
Four of the eleven names appear in the Candy Shorts grid. Riley Reid leads three series, more than anyone. Bonnie Blue, the newest name on the roster, arrived with two. Mia Malkova and Sophie Dee have one each in the visitor grid, with a second Mia title visible only to account holders. Between them that is the 7 licensed series on the platform, every one priced at 30 tokens per locked episode.
The other seven, Alexis Ivyedge, Ava Starz, Jane Mautin, Renae Erica, Abigail Lutz, Celine and Brianna Howe, are chat twins without a series at the time of writing. Their roster cards link to a profile page rather than to an episode list, and the cards on this page do the same.
Followers, as the roster lists them
- Sophie Dee12,200k
- Mia Malkova11,600k
- Celine3,200k
- Riley Reid3,000k
- Brianna Howe600k
- Ava Starz450k
- Abigail Lutz400k
- Alexis Ivyedge330k
- Jane Mautin330k
- Renae Erica118k
Figures as printed on each creator's roster card. Bonnie Blue's card shows a New label instead of a count.
What the badge changes
Three things. The price, first: every locked episode in a licensed series costs 30 tokens rather than 12, so finishing one costs 90 instead of 36. The poster, second: each licensed series carries the creator’s name in a looping script beside the candy.ai mark, and the roster card wears a celebrity badge. The expectations, third: people arrive at these series asking whether the footage is real, and the answer is always no. The likeness is licensed and the video is generated to it.
Which to start with
If you do not know any of the names, Bonnie Blue is My Stepsister is the licensed series that stands on its writing. If you do, go to the name you came for: each creator page above ranks that person’s series and links to the full report cards. For the difference between what the licensed and house series cost, the cost page has the arithmetic.
Questions people actually ask
Who are the Candy Creators?
Eleven real names who have licensed their likeness to Candy.ai: Riley Reid, Bonnie Blue, Mia Malkova, Sophie Dee, Alexis Ivyedge, Ava Starz, Jane Mautin, Renae Erica, Abigail Lutz, Celine and Brianna Howe.
Which Candy Creators have Candy Shorts series?
Riley Reid with three, Bonnie Blue with two, and Mia Malkova and Sophie Dee with one each in the visitor grid.
Is the Candy Creators video real footage?
No. Every episode is generated using a licensed likeness and voice. The creator is credited on the poster and the card carries a celebrity badge.
Why do licensed series cost more?
The locked episodes are 30 tokens instead of 12. Candy does not publish the reason; the obvious one is that the name is licensed and the licence is paid for.