Yepic AI

Yepic AI is an AI video platform focused on creating, personalizing, translating, and deploying videos featuring lifelike AI avatars. The platform combines AI avatar generation, talking photos, synthetic voices, video creation, multilingual localization, API-based video generation, and real-time Video Agents. Its products are designed for organizations that want to create presenter-led video content without traditional cameras, actors, or production crews.

One of Yepic’s central capabilities is its AI avatar technology. Users can select avatars from the platform’s library or create their own AI actor using a photograph. Yepic distinguishes between its 3D AI avatars and 2D Talking Photos. Its documentation describes AI avatars as higher-quality 3D renders, while Talking Photos use a 2D format with smaller file sizes. Users can also create custom avatars representing themselves or their organizations.

The Talking Photos feature turns still images into animated presenters that can deliver scripted messages. This can be used for presentations, customer communication, product explanations, educational material, and other video content. The avatar system is designed to support multilingual communication, allowing the same content to be produced for audiences in different markets.

Yepic Studio provides a browser-based video creation environment in which users can create professional videos using avatars, voices, backgrounds, stock media, music, text, shapes, and other visual elements. The platform supports multiple slides within a video and allows different avatars and voices to be used across slides. Its current product materials advertise more than 40 AI avatars, 480+ voices, 65+ languages, and more than 100 dialects on its Studio pages.

The platform also supports AI-powered video localization. Yepic’s voice and language system brings together voices from providers such as ElevenLabs, Azure, Yandex, IBM, Amazon Polly, and Google. Its current language page lists more than 450 voices covering 65 languages and 110 dialects, while broader Yepic marketing materials describe 115+ languages and dialects for its avatar and video-agent ecosystem. Because these figures apply to different parts of the platform, the safest directory description is that Yepic supports 65+ documented languages and 110+ dialects in its voice catalogue, with broader multilingual avatar support advertised across its products.

Yepic also provides VidVoice, its video translation and localization technology. This allows existing video content to be adapted for different audiences through multilingual speech and video processing. The company’s earlier API materials described video repurposing in 50+ languages, while its newer product pages advertise substantially broader language coverage.

For developers, the Yepic API provides programmatic access to video, asset, avatar, and audio functionality. Developers can create videos by supplying parameters such as the script, avatar ID, voice ID, background, dimensions, and output format. The API can also retrieve, update, and delete video data and manage uploaded assets. Yepic’s API documentation provides authentication through an API key and supports video-generation workflows for applications and automated production systems.

The API is designed for organizations that want to integrate AI video into their own products. Yepic specifically identifies product managers, developers, marketers, and video creators as users of its API. It can be used to generate personalized videos from external data sources, support video messaging, automate content production, and create white-label video experiences.

Another newer component is Yepic Video Agents. These are real-time AI avatar experiences that can connect to large language models such as ChatGPT and Llama. The avatars are designed to respond conversationally while using facial movement and lip synchronization. Yepic describes these agents as suitable for customer engagement, AI assistants, sales experiences, education, and other interactive applications.

Yepic’s platform is also aimed at specific business applications. Its current website highlights e-learning, e-commerce, real estate, video production, corporate HR, multilingual courses, prospecting videos, product demonstrations, onboarding, and video chatbots. Its API materials additionally identify employee training, customer onboarding, sales and marketing, product demonstrations, and knowledge-sharing as applications.

For larger organizations, Yepic now offers deployment options beyond its traditional self-service software. Its current pricing page states that the company no longer offers self-service SaaS plans and instead provides managed cloud demonstrations, commercial API access, and on-premise deployments. The on-premise option is specifically positioned for organizations such as governments, banks, and regulated enterprises that need the AI system within their own infrastructure and security perimeter.

Yepic’s API pricing is currently based on prepaid usage. Current published API rates start at £0.33 per minute for up to £100 of prepaid capacity and fall to £0.10 per minute at the £10,000 prepaid tier. The company says larger commitments reduce the effective unit cost.

Pricing

Yepic’s current commercial model is primarily API/deployment-based rather than self-service SaaS. The current pricing page offers three ways to work with the platform:

• Cloud Demo: Managed cloud account configured by Yepic for evaluating avatar quality, latency, and workflows.
• API Access: Commercial API access with pricing scoped around usage, concurrency, support, integration, and data requirements.
• On-Premise: Private deployment inside the customer’s infrastructure, with custom commercial terms.

For API usage, current prepaid pricing includes:

• Starter: Up to £100 at £0.33/minute
• Build: £500 prepaid at £0.25/minute
• Scale: £1,000 prepaid at £0.15/minute
• Production: £5,000 prepaid at £0.12/minute
• High Volume: £10,000 prepaid at £0.10/minute

Historical Yepic Studio pricing pages also show self-service plans such as Basic, Creator, Creator Plus, and Enterprise, but these should not be treated as the current standard SaaS offering because Yepic’s current pricing page explicitly states that self-service SaaS plans are no longer offered.

Review

Yepic AI is primarily differentiated by its combination of AI avatars, multilingual video, Talking Photos, API automation, and real-time Video Agents. Rather than concentrating only on avatar-based video generation, the platform covers both asynchronous video production and interactive avatar experiences.

Its avatar functionality is useful for organizations that need repeatable presenter-led content. Users can select existing avatars or create custom AI actors, while Talking Photos provide a lighter 2D alternative. The ability to combine avatars with different voices, backgrounds, stock media, music, and text makes the Studio suitable for instructional and business video production.

Multilingual support is another important part of the platform. Yepic currently lists more than 450 voices across 65 languages and 110 dialects, while its broader avatar and Video Agent materials advertise support for 115+ languages and dialects. This makes the platform particularly relevant to organizations producing localized content for multiple markets.

The API adds another layer of usefulness for businesses and developers. Instead of manually producing each video, organizations can programmatically generate personalized content and integrate avatar video into their own applications. Yepic supports video, asset, avatar, and audio endpoints, while its API can also be used for automated and scalable video workflows.

The main consideration is the change in Yepic’s commercial model. The company now says that self-service SaaS plans are no longer offered, meaning organizations looking for the current product may need to work with Yepic for a managed demo, API arrangement, or private deployment.

Another consideration is the separation between the different language figures published across Yepic’s pages. Its dedicated voice catalogue currently lists 65 languages and 110 dialects, while broader product pages advertise 115+ languages. These figures appear to refer to different product/provider combinations, so they should not be treated as one identical exhaustive language list.

Yepic has been operating since 2019, with its UK company incorporated in December 2019 and third-party company records identifying 2019 as its founding year.