Yapper

Overview

Yapper is an AI video platform for making deepfake-esque clips. It lets people create viral style videos like lip syncs, talking avatars, image to video, or Veo3 type formats. The idea is to give anyone without editing skills a way to make polished funny or satirical videos fast.

Yapper is built by Dream Vision Labs Inc, a company set up in California in July 2024. It’s new but already pulling in users and views.

Key features. You can type a script and animate a character or your own photo into a talking avatar. It can lip sync a clip or even a single image to match your audio. Templates are ready for stuff like vlogs, political skits, or roasts. Copy a video pompt feature - will analyze the video and estimate the prompt used to generate it. Some plans let you upload custom images and videos. Higher tiers unlock commercial rights. Videos can be made in different languages. Plan levels change video length, quality, and support speed.

Pricing. Starter costs about $10 a month and gives 1,000 credits, short clips up to 45s, and no custom uploads. Personal is $25 for 3,000 credits, longer 60s clips, plus 50 uploads. Creator is $50 for 7,000 credits, videos up to 4 minutes, 200 uploads, express support, and commercial license. Extra credits are sold, cancel anytime, access is instant after paying.

Yapper says it’s fine to use for satire, teaching, or fun. Users are held responsible for what they make, so harassment or identity theft is off limits.

Very easy to use. Plenty of templates. Scales with more plans. Lets you monetize with commercial license. Clear rules on use.

Yapper works well for people who want to make quick entertaining content, especially satire or custom clips. For pro-level video you’ll likely need higher plans, but for casual or semi-pro use it seems ok.