Overview
InVideo is an AI video creation platform whose autonomous agents handle video generation, editing, and production from text prompts. It offers access to hundreds of AI models, project memory for consistency, and collaboration tools for teams.
Our take
InVideo combines template-driven editing with AI generation for creators producing volume, and it handles that brief well. The templates are the real engine — they make output consistent and fast, and they are also why videos made this way are recognisable. Worth it if your constraint is throughput; less so if your constraint is standing out.
Worth it if
Creators and small teams shipping social video at volume who need speed and consistency.
Look elsewhere if
Work where visual distinctiveness matters — template output looks like template output.
✨ Features
Context Memory
Agents retain project details so clips stay consistent.
Multi-Shot Editing
Change costumes, locations, or characters across multiple clips at once.
AI Model Access
Includes 200+ image, video, audio, and music models.
Collaborative Tools
Real-time multiplayer editing with live cursors and shared agents.
⚖️ Pros & Cons
Pros
Cons
💰 Pricing
Free
$0 /mo
- Access to 200+ AI media models
- invideo v4 agent access
- Watermarked exports
- Limited weekly generation
Plus
$25 /mo
- $20/mo billed annually
- Generate longer videos
- No watermark exports
- HD exports
- Access to 200+ models
Max
$60 /mo
- $48/mo billed annually
- Highest generation limits
- Up to 30 min video from one prompt
- 4K exports
- Priority generation
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How do credit top-ups work alongside the subscription?
Subscriptions in this shape include a monthly generation allowance, with top-ups covering overflow at a higher effective rate. If you consistently buy top-ups, the next tier up is usually cheaper. Check whether included credits roll over — most do not, which makes bursty usage more expensive than steady usage at the same volume.
Can I use the stock footage commercially?
Generally yes under the platform licence while your plan is active, and the detail that catches people out is what happens after cancellation. Some licences persist for work already published; others do not. If you are producing client work, check this clause specifically, since the client inherits the risk.