This $6 AI Leprechaun Video Is Replacing the St. Patrick's Day Card as the Funniest Way to Say Happy St. Patrick's Day

LeprechaunVideo.com launches an AI-powered video greeting service that transforms any selfie into a personalized talking leprechaun with an Irish accent, original comedy script and Celtic music for $5.99 - positioning itself as the modern alternative to the traditional St. Patrick's Day card.
BATH, England - Feb 23, 2026 - LeprechaunVideo.com today launched an AI-powered video greeting service that transforms a selfie into a personalized talking leprechaun, giving anyone a funnier way to say happy St. Patrick's Day for $5.99.

The service works in three steps. A user uploads a selfie, types in the recipient's name and selects a few personality traits. Within minutes, AI generates a hilarious comedy video where the sender's face appears as a talking leprechaun character - complete with an authentic Irish accent, original jokes written just for the recipient and a Celtic music soundtrack.

Four layers of artificial intelligence power each video. A language model writes the personalized comedy script. Image AI transforms the selfie into a leprechaun character. A voice engine delivers the lines in a warm, natural-sounding Irish brogue. And animation AI syncs the lip movements to the audio, creating a video that looks and sounds remarkably real.

"Everyone knows someone who always finds the perfect St. Patrick's Day card - she spends 10 minutes in the card aisle picking out just the right one," said Julian Scott, founder of LeprechaunVideo.com. "We built this for her. Same thoughtfulness, but instead of a card that ends up in a drawer, she sends something that makes people laugh out loud and immediately share it with everyone they know."

The result is a funny St. Patrick's Day greeting that stands out in a sea of generic texts and e-cards. Early users report that recipients watch their videos multiple times and forward them to friends, giving each video an organic reach that no traditional St. Patrick's Day card can match.

At $5.99, a personalized leprechaun video costs roughly the same as a premium greeting card - but arrives instantly, requires no trip to the store and delivers a reaction that a paper card simply cannot. The company positions the product as a modern alternative for people who still value sending a personal St. Patrick's Day greeting but want something their friends and family will actually remember.

"The moment someone sees their own face talking with an Irish accent and cracking jokes about their best friend by name - that reaction is priceless," said Scott. "Cards are thoughtful. This is thoughtful and hilarious."

LeprechaunVideo.com is available now at https://leprechaunvideo.com/happy-st-patricks-day/. No app download is required. Videos are created and delivered entirely through the website, and most are ready to share within five minutes. Content creators and influencers interested in earning commissions can join the affiliate program on the site.

About LeprechaunVideo.com

LeprechaunVideo.com is an AI entertainment platform that creates personalized video greetings for St. Patrick's Day. Using proprietary AI technology, LeprechaunVideo.com transforms ordinary selfies into talking, joke-telling leprechaun characters that deliver custom comedy scripts with authentic Irish accents. Founded in 2025, the company is part of a family of seasonal video greeting sites. For more information, visit leprechaunvideo.com.

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