A reaction, not a prompt.
Many video tools begin with a text prompt and create a new scene. YABAINE Short begins with your own photo and your reaction. Auto makes it easy to begin. Tap lets you add effects to your own rhythm.
YABAINE / A CREATIVE BRAND FROM JAPAN
YABAI! is a Japanese reaction for moments that are too good, too wild, or simply unforgettable. YABAINE turns that feeling into two creative experiences: make an expressive short now, or shape a collection of photos into a memory story later.
iPhone / iPad: available on the App Store.
Android: public release coming soon.
The free web app remains available without installation.

Pick a photo you have the right to use.
Use Auto to create, or Tap to add effects with your own timing.
Create a manga-inspired short video, then decide whether to save or share it.
WHAT MAKES YABAINE DIFFERENT
Many video tools begin with a text prompt and create a new scene. YABAINE Short begins with your own photo and your reaction. Auto makes it easy to begin. Tap lets you add effects to your own rhythm.
YABAINE Short is designed for material you choose and have the right to use. It does not claim affiliation with manga, anime, characters, or series. Its visual language is a broad, original nod to manga-like expression.
You decide what to select, what to create, and whether to save or share it. For current handling details, read the Privacy Policy and Terms.
ONE BRAND, TWO WAYS TO CREATE
YABAINE Short is free and made for the energy of right now. YABAINE Short is available in Japanese and English. The separate YABAINE memory app turns a collection of photos into an AI-assisted story with captions and music. Currently Japanese only.
SEE WHAT THE FEELING BECOMES
YABAINE WATCH is a public gallery for short-form creations. Browse work shared from YABAINE and YABAINE Short, find a reaction you like, and tap into the energy behind it.
EXPLORE YABAINE WATCH ↗QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
ABOUT YABAINE
YABAINE brings the Japanese reaction “yabai” into photo-based creation and shared reactions.
Operated by Hiroyuki Fujihara (藤原 宏之).
yabaine.official@gmail.com