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Version 1.3.0 · 2026-10-27
Fixed some bugs to keep your imagination flowing.
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The store currently lists version 1.3.0, updated 2026-10-27.




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yes& is an AI creative app where everyday life meets imagination. Turn your photos, your favorite characters and the internet's most viral videos into something new — in one tap, with no prompt.
ONE-TAP REMIX, NO PROMPTS
- Paste any viral video link and remix it with your face, your style or your favorite character
- Thousands of ready-made templates for every moment: dance trends, glow-ups, outfit edits, anime edits, product showcases, memes, photo dumps and more
- No prompt writing, no editing skills, no timeline
BRING CHARACTERS TO LIFE
- Turn any character — anime, game or your own original — into videos that move, dance and perform
- Keep your character consistent across every scene, so your edits feel like one story
- Chat and play with your characters and watch them come alive
PHOTO TO VIDEO IN SECONDS
- Animate any photo into a scroll-stopping c…
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Fixed some bugs to keep your imagination flowing.
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