InVideo AI generates complete videos from a single prompt: script, scenes, stock footage, AI voiceover, subtitles, and music, assembled into a publish-ready video you then edit by simply telling the AI what to change.

Describe the video you want, "a 60-second YouTube explainer on intermittent fasting, casual tone, male voice", and InVideo writes the script, selects visuals from a 16-million-asset stock library, adds voiceover and captions, and cuts it together. Editing is conversational: "make the intro punchier", "change the voice to female", "replace scene 3", and the AI re-edits accordingly, with a manual editor available for fine control. Generative media, avatars, and multi-language versions extend it beyond stock assembly, and YouTube-ready formatting made it a favorite of faceless-channel creators.

Who is it for?

YouTube and faceless-channel creators, small businesses making promos, and marketers producing consistent social video without production teams.

How much does InVideo AI cost?

A free tier includes weekly AI minutes with watermarks. Paid plans from roughly $25-35 per month add more generation minutes, premium stock, voice cloning, and watermark removal, with higher tiers for teams and volume.

Our verdict

InVideo AI is the most complete prompt-to-published pipeline for stock-based video, and conversational editing genuinely lowers the barrier. Generative-video purists will want Kling or Luma for footage; publishers who need finished videos will want this.