yume

yume is a personalized video service that turns photos and a small set of personal details into a finished short film. It is designed for people who want a cinematic birthday gift, career introduction, job application, or milestone announcement without learning an editor or filming new footage. A customer chooses a prepared video concept, fills in the form for that template, and receives the result by email. The finished film stars the customer or another person they choose, using the supplied facts and images inside scenes written and directed by the yume team.

The catalogue is organized around specific formats rather than an open timeline editor. Career options include a blockbuster-style trailer, a documentary-like career portrait, a football signing treatment for a new job, a workplace nature documentary, and a tailored job application film. Birthday options include an epic trailer, an original song with a music video, an animated children's adventure, a humorous award presented by a pet, and a memory film arranged like a private museum. Each template asks only for the material it needs. That can mean a LinkedIn profile and a few portraits for a career story, or a name, age, interests, and several photos for a birthday film.

After the form is submitted, yume handles the writing, generation, narration, music, and edit. The main site says most videos arrive in about 15 minutes, though individual template pages can show a longer estimate for a particular format. Delivery comes by email and through the customer's dashboard. The video also has a private watch link that can be sent to someone who does not have an account, and the recipient can watch or download it. This is a service that produces the video for the buyer, not software where the buyer places clips, tunes transitions, or works through a manual rendering process.

Every order includes one edit. The customer can request changes to names, facts, wording, scenes, music, pacing, mood, or photos while keeping the same person, template, language, format, and approximate length. The edit is not consumed until the revised version is delivered, and yume says technical problems or mismatches with submitted details are fixed separately. A different featured person or a switch to another template requires a new order. Available languages depend on the selected concept. Several career formats offer 23 languages, while some birthday and comedy templates are English only, so buyers should check the individual page before choosing.

The structured catalogue is what distinguishes yume from a general AI video generator. Customers don't start from a blank prompt, and they don't need to direct every shot. Each concept has a defined story, visual treatment, duration, and list of required inputs, which makes the process quicker and more predictable but offers less creative freedom than a full editor. The company says factual career stories use the person's real experience and do not invent employers, achievements, locations, or numbers. That matters for job applications and professional introductions, where an impressive scene should not turn into a false claim.

The same ordering flow works when the video is a gift. A buyer supplies the other person's photos and details, receives the completed film, and can pass along its private viewing page or play it in person. The recipient does not need an account and can watch or download the result repeatedly. Career forms can use a LinkedIn profile to fill much of the requested history, while the buyer can type details manually when a profile is unavailable. For role-specific job application videos, the selected job and real experience shape the story, and yume states that it does not invent qualifications or career facts.

yume charges once per finished video and has no subscription. The home page lists options from €15, with the exact amount shown on each template before checkout. One edit is included in that price. A receipt comes with every purchase, and buyers can request a formal invoice by email. Customers can also receive a small refund if they publicly share the video with a yume link and submit the qualifying post for review. Because there is no meaningful free creation tier, the listing classifies the service as paid. It works best when someone likes one of the existing concepts and values speed over detailed hands-on control. Buyers who need precise frame-level editing, a format outside the catalogue, or unrestricted changes will be better served by a conventional editor or custom production process.