To comply with AI safety protocols, for every video-based Digital Twin created, users must record a short consent video before creating their avatar. This ensures that the avatar is created only with your knowledge and permission.
Submitting Your Consent Video
After uploading your Avatar Footage, you’ll be required to submit a short consent video confirming your agreement to create the avatar.
If you’re creating an avatar for someone else, that person must record their own consent video. They don’t need to be physically with you- they can scan a QR code and submit their video directly from their phone, wherever they are. The consent video, however, must be recorded and submitted at the same time as the avatar footage.
Ways to Submit Your Consent Video
You can submit your consent video in several ways:
Upload Consent Video
Record a video by reading the script shown on the page, then upload the file or paste a Google Drive link.
Laptop Webcam
Record live using your laptop’s built-in or external webcam.
Smartphone
Record live using your phone’s camera by scanning a QR code or sending it to someone who you're creating the avatar for.
Consent Video Requirements
Use the provided consent text (read it exactly as written).
Keep the video under 30 seconds.
Record in clear lighting and sound for the best results.
Accepted formats: MP4, MOV, or WebM
Resolution: 480p to 4K
File size: up to 10 GB
Common Consent Issues to Avoid
Different Person
The person in the consent video must be the same person featured in the avatar footage.
Screen Recordings
Do not submit a recording of a screen playing the consent statement.
Poor Quality
Videos that are too dark, blurry, or with unclear audio will not be accepted.
Reading a Code
If your consent text includes a code, read it loud and clear to avoid processing errors.
Having issues with your Avatar being rejected?
This is most likely related to your consent not following the guidelines above, or another issue with your footage. The reason for rejection will be shown directly on the avatar card on the Avatars page.
For more details, refer to the Digital Twin Creation Error Codes article to understand the issue and how to fix it.