What exactly is licensed, and what isn't?
The licensing is simple on paper. A performer lets Candy use her likeness, and Candy builds an AI character around it. The dialogue and the scenes you watch are generated. She was never on set, and no twin short contains her footage.
The roster at our latest count: Sophie Dee, Bonnie Blue and Asa Akira, then Riley Reid, Mia Malkova and Lexi Luna, with the newest arrivals being Lena the Plug and Emma Hix. Our weekly count finds 23 twin series among 224, and the rest are built around other characters.
A twin short follows the same access ladder as any other title. The opener is open to everybody, a free sign-up adds the second, tokens cover the rest, and Spicy twin series sit behind Premium. Starring a twin does not make an episode free.
One more caution: we write nothing about a performer's private life. Each twin page sticks to the licensed character and her shorts, because that is the only thing on Candy.
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The glossary →Questions people ask
Is an AI twin really the performer?
No. The performer licensed her image, but the video comes from AI and she never shot any scene. You are watching a generated character who looks like her, not a recording of her.
Which performers have AI twins on Candy?
8 of them, and every one has a page on this site listing her shorts, their prices and which ones are Spicy. Start from the cast menu, or read the section above for the names.


