invideo AI
invideo AI is an agentic video editor that turns raw footage and prompts into rough cuts and generated scenes on a multitrack timeline. It is used for product ads, social cuts, micro-dramas and long-form edits that can be finished in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve.
#40 in Video & Audio ToolsAI Video EditorsVideo EditorsAI Video GeneratorsNo free plan
Who it's for
Best for
Solo editors producing weekly brand or product videos with a fast first pass
Video editors turning hours of raw footage into XML rough cuts for Premiere
Not for
Creators publishing several videos a week on a limited credit budget
Documentary makers needing factual accuracy and editorial control
Free planNo
Starter$20/seat/mo
Plus$60/seat/mo
Max$150/seat/mo
Features
Multitrack timeline editor
Editing happens on a real multitrack timeline, and the agent can apply a single direction across every shot while manual control stays available.
Editing agent with clip memory
The agent watches every uploaded clip, logs each moment in memory, finds footage when described, and applies edits across the timeline.
Real-time multiplayer editing
Live cursors track progress across the shared project in real time, so a review pass happens inside the same timeline.
Storyboarding and script writing
A script or rough idea becomes a shot-by-shot plan before generation, and an AI co-writer helps draft the script inside the editor.
Custom agents and MCP connection
Custom agents can be built to fill specific roles such as scriptwriting, sound or colour, and an existing external agent can connect to the editor timeline.
What users say
Pros
- Turns hours of footage into a first assembly on a real, editable timeline instead of a finished-looking export.
- Cuts a three-hour gameplay VOD into a 25-minute first pass that follows a detailed brief on which moments to keep.
- Matches sound effects to on-screen action and balances the audio layers from a couple of prompts.
- Exports an editable XML project so the rough cut moves into Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve for finishing.
- Browser editing and the MCP connection work without credits when driven by an external agent.
Cons
- Credits are spent on failed and regenerated attempts, sometimes leaving nothing usable for a whole project.
- The agent departs from clear footage instructions, and loose briefs produce poor or unusable output.
- Generated clips come back with repeated shots, extra limbs, wrong backgrounds and broken lip sync.
- A refund request after a single test video gets refused, and replies to complaints come from an automated loop.
- The first pass still needs manual checking for mid-blink frames and slightly off cut points.
- Allowances run out after a single long video, leaving no credits for follow-up uploads in the same month.
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Global Traffic Rank
Top 50k
Alternatives
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Free planNoYesYesYes
ProEditable first cut, XML handoff, prompt-based sound designEasy social-video editing with templates and auto-editsQuick auto subtitles and an easy browser editorSimple editing, fast short clips, free browser use, AI voiceover
Better forCreating fast social videos on mobile or desktop with trending templates and effects.
Weaker atExporting editable XML timelines to finish rough cuts in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve.Handling long recordings or turning hours of raw footage into automated rough cuts.