2026 Review
InVideo
Prompt-to-video platform that scripts, edits, and voices complete marketing videos with 200+ AI models.
Facts checked Aug 2, 2026
About InVideo
InVideo (invideo AI) generates complete marketing videos from a text prompt — script, stock footage, voiceover, subtitles, and edits in one pass — and bundles access to 200+ generative models including Veo 3.1, Sora 2, and Kling 3.0, plus iStock and Storyblocks stock libraries. The free plan produces watermarked videos; Plus is $28/month ($20/month billed annually) with roughly 50 AI minutes, and Max is $60/month ($48/month billed annually) with around 200 AI minutes and 4K export.
At a glance
- Founded
- 2017
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, US
- Languages
- 50
- Platforms
- Web, iOS, Android
Integrates with
Best for
Pros
- Fastest route from idea to publishable marketing video — no editing skills needed
- Licensed stock (iStock, Storyblocks) keeps output usable commercially
- Aggregates premium video models (Veo, Sora, Kling) under one subscription
- Trusted-brand credibility: 4.0 Trustpilot from 795 reviews on the AI product
Cons
- Credit consumption is opaque — regenerations and model calls drain monthly credits fast
- Free plan is effectively a demo: watermarked output only
- Pricing and plan structure change frequently, complicating cost planning
- No public API for automation
Our verdict
Best for: Marketers and small businesses who want finished promo videos from a prompt without touching a timeline.
Skip if: You need programmatic video via API or precise manual editing control — this is a prompt-first tool.
Our review
Editorial score: 4.1 out of 5InVideo's pitch is that prompt-to-published should be one step, and it largely delivers: type two sentences and you get a scripted, voiced, subtitled marketing video built on licensed iStock and Storyblocks footage. The typed-edit loop — "make the intro punchier", "swap the music" — is genuinely faster than dragging clips on a timeline, and the 200+ bundled models (Veo 3.1, Sora 2, Kling 3.0) turn it into a one-stop generative studio.
The economics are the weak spot. Credits are consumed by generations, regenerations, and model calls in ways users repeatedly describe as unpredictable, and the pricing structure itself has churned several times in the past year. The free plan watermarks everything, so treat it as a demo. Perfectionists will also chafe: you steer by prompt, not by keyframe, and the AI's stock choices sometimes drift from the script.
Verdict: the best pick for marketers who value speed over control — nothing in this directory gets from idea to publishable promo faster. If you need an API or frame-level precision, look at HeyGen or Runway instead.
What reviewers elsewhere say
72% positive — Praised for speed, templates, and responsive support; criticized for credit drain, watermark limits, and inconsistent visuals matching the script.
G2 4.5 out of 5 (170 reviews)Trustpilot 4.0 out of 5 (795 reviews)
Sentiment estimated from reviews on G2, Trustpilot, Reddit, as of Aug 2026. Third-party scores are point-in-time snapshots. We don't host user reviews.
Key features
- Full videos from one prompt — script, scenes, voiceover, and subtitles included
- Access to 200+ generative models including Veo 3.1, Sora 2, and Kling 3.0 (paid plans)
- Licensed iStock and Storyblocks footage baked into generations
- Edit by typing commands like "change the background music"
- Voice cloning and AI avatars for UGC-style ads
- Mobile apps for iOS and Android
How to use InVideo
- Sign up free and describe the video you want in a sentence or two.
- Review the generated script, scenes, and voiceover.
- Refine by typing edit commands — swap music, change pacing, tweak the script.
- Pick a plan to remove the watermark ($20/mo billed annually on Plus).
- Export and publish, or continue in the iOS/Android app.
Pricing
Deal: Annual billing drops Plus from $28 to $20/mo
Around 10 AI videos/week; exports watermarked. Good for testing prompts, not publishing.
$20/mo billed annually. ~50 AI minutes/month, watermark-free exports, iStock quota, voice cloning.
$48/mo billed annually. ~200 AI minutes/month, larger iStock quota, 4K export, priority rendering.
Higher credit allocation aimed at heavy generative-model (Veo/Sora/Kling) usage.
Pricing verified August 2026 · prices as listed by the vendor; check the official site for current offers.
Try InVideo (opens in a new tab)Frequently asked questions
What is InVideo?
InVideo is an AI video platform that turns a text prompt into a complete marketing video — script, stock footage, voiceover, and subtitles — with access to 200+ generative models like Veo 3.1 and Sora 2.
How much does InVideo cost?
A free plan produces watermarked videos. Plus is $28/month ($20/month billed annually) with about 50 AI minutes; Max is $60/month ($48/month billed annually) with about 200 AI minutes and 4K export; a Generative tier at $100/month serves heavy model usage.
Does InVideo have an API?
No. InVideo does not offer a public API — it is built for interactive, prompt-driven creation. If you need programmatic video generation, look at HeyGen or Runway.
InVideo or Pictory — which is better for marketing?
InVideo is stronger when you want a finished video generated from scratch by prompt; Pictory is stronger when you already have a blog post or script to convert into stock-footage video.
Can I use InVideo videos commercially?
Yes, on paid plans — generations draw on licensed iStock and Storyblocks media, and paid exports carry no watermark.
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