Create videos without limits
Grade: B — Score: 80/100
Free: $0
Plus: $20/mo monthly; $17/mo billed $200 yearly
Max: $100/mo monthly; $85/mo billed $1,000 yearly
Generative: $200/mo monthly; $170/mo billed $2,000 yearly
Elite: $1,000/mo monthly; $900/mo billed $10,800 yearly
Team Standard Seat: $50/seat/mo monthly; $40/seat/mo with annual billing
Team Premium Seat: $500/seat/mo monthly; $400/seat/mo with annual billing
Enterprise: Custom quote; minimum 10 seats
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Yes. You can provide a topic or exact script, use stock media from providers such as iStock and Storyblocks, generate narration and music, and export without a watermark on a paid plan. It is best treated as a production workflow rather than an unchecked one-click publisher, so review the script, selected visuals, captions, and factual claims before uploading.
Credits pay for media generation and AI actions, not downloading or exporting. Consumption varies by model, duration, resolution, audio, actors, generation quality, and what an agent creates during each exchange, so repeated regeneration or higher-quality modes can use the balance quickly. You can inspect the projected cost, require approval before generation, and review project usage; Team and Enterprise also support per-project credit limits. Monthly plan credits reset on the renewal date and do not roll over.
Paid plans include unlimited watermark-free exports, although preview screens may still show source-library watermarks that disappear during export. Invideo says videos featuring its avatars may be monetized on any platform. Its terms state that users retain ownership of their outputs and designs, subject to applicable law, third-party rights, and the licence conditions attached to stock or other licensed components.
Yes. You can choose Use my script or tell invideo AI to create a video using exactly the supplied script, then specify media, music, subtitles, language, and other preferences. Agent mode builds the video conversationally, while Autopilot provides a more direct single-generation workflow. After generation, you can revise the script, media, voice, subtitles, pacing, and individual scenes through the editing controls and timeline.
Invideo AI provides project Context, world-building instructions, reference uploads, and Vision storyboards designed to preserve character appearance, lighting, and art direction across shots. Agent One can retain project rules and references across exchanges, while storyboard Looks and Angles let you change framing without intentionally changing the character. These controls support continuity but do not guarantee perfect adherence, so each generated scene still requires review.
invideo AI automates production from a script, blog link, YouTube link, or prompt and combines stock and generative media with conversational editing commands. invideo Studio is the separate manual editor for working from templates or a blank canvas and adjusting details through a traditional timeline. The vendor states that the two products require separate subscriptions.
Yes. The AI Twins workflow accepts voice recordings in MP3, WAV, or M4A format and can create a custom avatar from a photo or video. The setup requires explicit consent, and the vendor says a user's custom avatar remains exclusive to that user rather than joining the shared avatar library. Individual plans include between 4 and 200 AI avatars and voice clones, while Team includes 20 per seat.
Individual plans do not include additional seats, while Team supports 2 to 30 users and lets a workspace mix Standard and Premium seat types. The Team workflow includes shared projects, real-time collaboration, feedback, 80 GB of storage, and 200 iStock assets per seat. Enterprise has a 10-seat minimum and is the documented tier for SSO, SCIM, role-based access, audit logs, model and agent restrictions, administrator spend controls, and invoice or purchase-order billing.
Invideo states that it does not use User Content, Inputs, Outputs, or Designs to train or fine-tune its proprietary models. It also says Standard Tier AI providers are contractually prohibited from using customer content for model training. Experimental Tier providers may use submitted content for model improvement under their own terms, so the public policy does not provide one uniform no-training commitment across every available model.
invideo AI is broader, combining more than 200 video, image, audio, and music models with stock media, storyboarding, editing, and agent-led filmmaking. Synthesia is more narrowly structured around presenter-led business and training videos; its Starter plan is $29 per month for 10 video minutes with more than 125 avatars, and Creator is $89 per month for 30 minutes with more than 180 avatars. Invideo AI Plus is $20 monthly or $17 per month on the annual term, includes 75 credits and 4 avatars or voice clones, and gives access to the documented model library. Synthesia fits standardized multilingual presenter content, while invideo AI fits buyers who need wider generative and mixed-media production.
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