What Invideo AI does
Invideo AI combines planning agents, automated video assembly, stock libraries, avatars, voices, editing, and many generative media models in one browser workspace.
Invideo AI spans more of the production chain than a pure clip generator. A prompt can become a script, scene plan, media search, generated footage, narration, music, subtitles, and editable draft. Agent One handles broader production instructions, Autopilot offers Basic stock-led, Pro generative, or Ultra generative quality, and the Agents & Models panel exposes more than 200 image, video, audio, and music models in one credit wallet.
Costs are unusually workload-dependent. Official help currently references Plus at $35 monthly, Max at $60, Generative at $120, and Team from $999, but checkout is authoritative. Basic Autopilot costs two credits per minute, while Pro and Ultra are documented at 80 and 160; individual models vary by seconds, resolution, audio, and provider. Actor workflows add credits, monthly plan credits do not roll over, and purchased top-ups have separate expiry rules.
Invideo's current terms say users retain rights in their content and outputs subject to law, third-party rights, and licensed-asset terms, and that User Data is not used to train its models. That is not a blanket clearance guarantee across stock, model providers, voices, brands, or uploaded media. Secure releases and likeness consent, verify generated claims, captions, and depictions, observe disclosure requirements, and inspect licenses for every stock or third-party model asset used in the final edit.
How Invideo AI works
Invideo interprets a brief, researches and drafts a script, creates a storyboard, then assembles stock or generated visuals with voice, music, captions, and transitions. Agent One can coordinate the job, Autopilot applies a selected generation quality, and creators can direct edits conversationally or invoke individual models before export.
Turn the goal into a sourced production brief
Define audience, channel, duration, structure, evidence, style, voice, brand rules, and prohibited claims. Agent One or Autopilot can expand the brief, but people must approve the script and rights-cleared source set before media generation.
Plan scenes and select a generation route
Invideo proposes a script and storyboard, then maps each scene to stock, Basic assembly, Pro or Ultra generation, avatars, or a named model. Inspect the exact credit estimate because model, seconds, resolution, audio, and actor choices change cost.
Generate, voice, caption, and edit
The system retrieves licensed media or generates new footage, adds narration, music, captions, and transitions, and assembles an editable draft. Conversational commands can revise the timeline, while individual shots can be regenerated without rebuilding everything.
Clear the complete exported video
Watch every scene, verify factual claims and captions, and check stock licences, provider terms, actor consent, logos, faces, audio, disclosure, and platform requirements. Generated fluency is not proof of accuracy, exclusivity, or commercial clearance.
How to set up Invideo AI
Select a production route
Choose Agent One for a coordinated brief, Autopilot for a full draft, or Agents & Models for individual shots; inspect the live credit estimate before generating.
Write a sourced brief
Define audience, channel, duration, structure, claims, visual restrictions, voice, brand rules, and primary sources; upload only rights-cleared assets.
Generate the storyboard
Review the proposed script and scene plan before spending on Pro or Ultra footage, and replace unsupported claims or unsuitable stock directions.
Refine media and narration
Regenerate weak shots selectively, confirm actor and voice permission, correct pronunciation and captions, and use chat edits without surrendering editorial control.
Audit the final export
Watch the complete video, verify facts and licensed assets, inspect faces, hands, products, logos, audio, disclosure, and platform specifications before publishing.
Invideo AI FAQs
Can I use Invideo AI free?
Yes. The free tier provides limited weekly credits and restricted exports or features; exact allowances are shown in the current account and pricing page.
How do Invideo credits work?
Credits pay for video creation and models. Cost varies by workflow, model, duration, resolution, audio, and actors; downloading itself does not consume credits.
What is the difference between Autopilot qualities?
Basic assembles stock media, Pro uses standard generative models, and Ultra uses flagship models. Current documented costs are 2, 80, and 160 credits per minute.
Does Invideo train on my videos?
Its July 2026 terms state that Invideo will not use User Data to train or fine-tune its AI or machine-learning models.
Are outputs automatically cleared for commercial use?
No blanket assurance eliminates third-party rights. Users remain responsible for inputs, licensed content, model-provider terms, likenesses, disclosure, and output review.
Listing reviewed 2026-07-15. Product details and pricing can change; verify important terms on the provider's website.
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