D-ID Creative Reality Studio

D-ID is a digital human company operated by De-Identification Ltd., with a Tel Aviv, Israel address in its privacy policy, and De-Identification Inc. The company builds tools that animate faces and avatars for video, training, marketing and customer service.

The platform includes Creative Reality Studio for generating avatar videos from images and text, Visual AI Agents for real-time conversation, Video Translate, and an API with streaming avatars and self-hosted options. It supports 120+ languages, voice cloning and brand customization. Named customers include Warner Bros., Coca-Cola, Mondelez, Shell and Wayfair.

• Avatar video studio: generates videos up to 5 minutes from photos, scripts or recorded voice.
• Visual AI agents: runs real-time conversational avatars with expressive V4 models.
• Video Translate: localizes video with translation and voice cloning.
• Brand customization: adjusts avatars, voices, backgrounds and layouts.
• API and self-hosting: streams avatars in real time and supports self-hosted deployment.
• Presentation Mode: turns slides into talking presentations.

A bank or insurer in Vietnam can deploy an avatar agent to explain products on its website. A training team can convert slide decks into narrated presentations. A retailer can build a virtual host for in-store kiosks via API.

Creates talking avatar videos from a single photo and text. Supports 120+ languages for multilingual content. Embeds real-time visual agents into websites and apps through API. Integrates with PowerPoint, Canva and Google Slides for existing workflows.

Conversational avatars are moving from one-way video to interactive agents for support, training and sales. Vietnamese and Southeast Asian firms building digital human kiosks or multilingual customer service are potential buyers, though Vietnamese is not named among supported languages on the fetched page.

Operated by De-Identification Ltd. (Tel Aviv, Israel per privacy policy) and De-Identification Inc. G2 Fall 2026 badges listed on the site. Founded year not stated on fetched pages. Partners listed include AWS and Microsoft.