InVideo AI

InVideo AI is an agentic video creation platform that turns an idea, script, concept, or scene into an editable video project. Its agents can write and storyboard a brief, generate or select media, create voice and music, and assemble a timeline; users can continue the conversation to revise the result. The platform also includes a timeline editor, professional audio/color/3D tools, stock media, AI models, avatars, voice cloning, subtitles, and image-generation workflows.

✨ Key Features

• Prompt-to-video creation — Describe a film, campaign, explainer, ad, or social video and let the agent plan scenes and a first cut.
• Script and storyboard assistance — Convert a written script or concept into scene structure, visual direction, pacing, voiceover, and music.
• AI models and agents — Route work across a catalog of image, video, audio, and music models; Agent Two offers Lite, Pro, and Ultra generation quality where included.
• Stock media library — Match scenes with stock footage and other licensed media from supported providers.
• Timeline and multiplayer editing — Open the generated project in a timeline editor, revise scenes, and collaborate with other editors on eligible plans.
• AI avatars and voice — Use supported human or virtual actors, AI twins, voice cloning, text-to-speech, and generated narration with plan or credit limits.
• Image and video workflows — Generate images, animate an image, create clips, and use editing or enhancement tools within the same platform.
• Subtitles and translations — Add captions and adapt videos for different audiences and channels where supported.
• Professional finishing tools — Use color, audio, and 3D tools in the Invideo editor alongside generated media.
• Credit and project controls — Inspect credit usage, set project limits, and approve generations before they run when tighter spending control is needed.

💳 Pricing

• Free access — Limited introductory or account-specific access; check the current account allowance instead of assuming all models or paid editor seats are included.
• Starter — Annual card headline $20/paid seat/month; 400 credits per seat/month, Lite agent, selected models, 100 premium stock clips and 200 GB storage. Multiplayer editing supports up to 5 seats; no guest seats are listed.
• Plus — Annual card headline $50/paid seat/month; 2,000 credits per seat/month, Lite/Pro/Ultra agents, listed Seedance models, 200 premium stock clips and 600 GB storage. Editor supports up to 10 seats; the card separately offers 10 guest seats with 190 credits each.
• Max — Selected 5,000-credit tier headline $100/paid seat/month on the annual card; 500 premium stock clips and 2,000 GB storage. Editor supports up to 20 seats; 20 guest seats with 190 credits each are separately advertised.
• Seat distinction — Maximum editor capacity is not that many paid seats included in a one-seat subscription. Paid seats are purchased separately; guest permissions and credits differ.
• Billing display — Reviewed card totals for one seat show $240, $598 and $1,206 annually; the comparison also rounds Max to $101/month. These displays do not all equal 12 times the headlines. Confirm the payable total, selected credit tier and taxes at checkout.
• Credits — Generation costs vary by model and task. Monthly unused credits do not roll over; top-ups and enterprise offers are separate.

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🎯 Use Cases

• Making a campaign video — Turn a marketing brief into scenes, narration, music, stock media, and a reviewable cut.
• Creating social variations — Adapt one idea into channel-specific formats, lengths, and aspect ratios.
• Producing explainers — Convert a script or product concept into a structured video with captions and voiceover.
• Generating performance ads — Combine product context, AI visuals, stock media, and actors or AI twins where permitted.
• Building course content — Create narrated lessons, demonstrations, and localized versions for learners.
• Developing creative concepts — Iterate conversationally on tone, audience, style, and visual direction before final editing.
• Collaborating on production — Hand an agent-generated first cut to editors and review changes in a shared workspace.
• Controlling generative spend — Check project usage and approve generations when model or agent costs need oversight.