Officially Signed: a new job announcement video like a star signing

It is a short film that tells the world someone has started a new role. yume makes it in the style of a football signing: the new company becomes the club, and the person arrives, signs, shows off their shirt and walks out into a stadium in the company's colors.

We read the company website you give us and use its colors, typography, favicon and wordmark for the shirt, the stadium and the title card. Some large company websites block automated visits; if we cannot read yours, we tell you and help by email.

Yes. Their 2 to 4 photos keep them recognisable in every scene. Clear, recent photos from different angles work best, with the face fully visible.

You can add one photo of their new manager or a colleague, and that person appears in the handshake. Without one, the handshake is with a fictional representative, never an invented real executive.

Yes. The film works whether the person orders it for themselves or the company orders it to welcome them. The wording stays neutral: it announces the signing, the name, the role and the company.

It is the easiest way to start. If the profile cannot be read, you can type the name and a short headline instead.

A short form of their name and the number 10, unless you choose another name or a number from 1 to 99. Names in other scripts can be written the way they should look on the shirt.

23 languages for the stadium announcer and the title card, including English, German, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic and Hindi. Names and the company stay as they are written, and you can add how to pronounce the name.

No. It is a playful celebration of a new job made from public information about the company. It does not claim a real sports transfer, invent achievements or speak for the company.

Yes, one free edit is included. You keep the same person and the same company, and can fix things like the role, the shirt name or the pronunciation.