D-ID provides a generative AI platform for creating professional, multilingual avatar videos and interactive visual agents that feel human. Its technology blends advanced generative models with expressive avatar animation and real-time conversational intelligence, enabling organizations to deliver clear and engaging communication at scale. The platform has powered over 200 million avatar videos and is trusted by enterprises such as PepsiCo, J.P. Morgan, and Deutsche Telekom, with a community of over 280,000 developers using its API. In a move that strengthened its market position, D-ID acquired the Berlin-based video creation platform simpleshow in 2025.
D-ID has published a comparative guide evaluating various AI dubbing and lip-sync tools for streaming professionals. The article outlines key selection criteria including lip-sync capabilities, language support, and voice cloning ethics for different production use cases.
D-ID has updated its learning and development platform with Expressive V4 technology, enabling real-time, low-latency AI avatar interactions for corporate training. The platform allows users to create interactive virtual agents and avatar-led videos from existing documentation for onboarding, sales, and compliance scenarios.
Transform passive content into interactive AI experiences.
Gil Perry
CEO
Sella Blondheim
COO & Co-Founder
Noa Sella
Chief Financial Officer
Keren Alfasi, CPA
Director of Finance
Amir Erez
Head of Product & GTM – Interactive AI Agents
Tal Ron-Pereg
VP Product
Sandra Boehrs
Chief Marketing Officer D-ID
Eliran Kuta
CTO & Co-Founder
Torsten Friedrich
Chief Revenue Officer (CRO)
Frederik Poulsen
Head of Sales UK & Nordics (Enterprise)
Nader Wahba
VP of Sales and Partnerships
Goran Mikic
VP Customer Success
Or Gorodissky
SVP R&D
D-ID provides a technical guide on implementing personalized AI-generated training videos at scale by leveraging HRIS data and API-driven workflows. The article outlines a five-layer personalization framework and best practices for managing render costs, data quality, and delivery integration within corporate learning environments.
D-ID provides a framework for evaluating the cost-effectiveness of generative AI video by distinguishing between reusable digital assets and traditional shoot-based production activities. The article outlines a methodology for streaming professionals to categorize production steps and determine where AI-driven workflows offer the most significant budget advantages.
D-ID has published a roundup of 11 AI video translation tools, highlighting features like voice cloning, lip-syncing, and multi-language support. The article serves as a guide for businesses looking to automate localization workflows while comparing the capabilities and pricing models of various platforms.
D-ID has published a guide evaluating eight video presentation tools, including its own, based on their ability to integrate AI presenters and interactive features into existing slide decks. The article categorizes tools by workflow, such as AI-driven avatar generation versus traditional screen recording, to assist enterprise users in selecting software for multilingual and interactive video production.
Ateme launches the X2000 encoder to compete with AWS. The product supports AV1 and HEVC codecs.
This article from D-ID identifies the top 10 educational video software platforms for 2026, highlighting the growing role of AI in content creation and the diverse tools available for producing training videos and e-learning courses. It emphasizes how AI enables new features like AI avatars, automated content generation, and interactive visual agents to enhance educational experiences. The piece details prominent platforms such as D-ID, simpleshow, Synthesia, and OBS Studio, outlining their features, use cases, and how they cater to various educational video needs.
