invideo AI Review 2026
invideo AI presents itself as an agentic video editor, which puts it on the editing side of the keyword rather than the generator ranking. Its per-seat plan prices are on its pricing page. We found no independent test of its output, so this review treats its claims as vendor claims.
Profile
invideo’s homepage calls it “The agentic video editor for serious creatives” and walks through upload, describe, review and export (H22). That is an editing workflow, not a prompt-to-clip generator.
This site keeps editors out of the generator ranking. The AI video editor page explains that boundary and links the editing market to its own sister publication.
Strengths named in our sources
- Editing agent: the homepage says the agent logs each clip so a moment can be found by description, and that one instruction can be applied to several shots on the timeline (H22). These are vendor claims.
- Full timeline on every plan: the pricing page says the timeline, multiplayer editing, colour, audio and 3D are included in every plan, Starter included (H21).
- Credits per seat: Starter gives 400 credits per seat per month, Plus 2,000 and Max 5,000 (H20).
Drawbacks named in our sources
- Seat-based cost: every price on the page is per seat, so a team pays for each member (H20).
- Promotional banners: the pricing page showed a 50% discount banner during our check, so the headline figure may change before you buy (H20).
- No independent review: the fact register holds no third-party test of invideo’s output, so no reviewer drawback is recorded. That is a gap in our record, not a finding that none exists.
Pricing as the sources list it
- Starter: $20 per seat per month billed monthly, or $10 per seat per month billed annually, with 400 credits per seat per month (H20).
- Plus: $60 per seat per month billed monthly, or $30 billed annually, with 2,000 credits per seat per month (H20).
- Max: $150 per seat per month billed monthly, or $75 billed annually, with 5,000 credits per seat per month (H20).
What the vendor says
The homepage positions the product as an agentic editor whose agents “handle the rest” after you upload footage (H22). The pricing page states that the timeline and editing tools sit on every plan (H21). These are vendor statements.
Who it suits
- Editors and small teams who work from footage they already have and want an agent to take on repetitive timeline work.
- Less suited to buyers who want a pure prompt-to-clip generator. The 2026 ranking covers that class instead.
What we did not test
We did not edit a project in invideo. Agent behaviour, memory and multi-shot editing are the vendor’s description, and the prices are from the pricing page checked on 2026-10-16.
How to run your own trial
Make one short piece you would actually publish: one subject, one clip or scene, and one line of on-screen text if the product supports it. Note the credits or minutes it uses, check the watermark on the free route, and read the output for errors before anyone else sees it. Where the sources disagree on price, compare what each plan includes on the vendor page rather than the headline figure.
This page is not affiliated with invideo AI and is not an official page. Compare the other options on the AI video editor boundary page.
FAQ
Is invideo AI a video generator or an editor?
The vendor positions it as an editor. Its homepage calls it an agentic video editor and describes an upload-and-edit workflow (H22). It sits in the editing market, which this site does not rank.
How much does invideo AI cost?
Starter is $20 per seat per month billed monthly or $10 billed annually, Plus is $60 or $30, and Max is $150 or $75 (H20). Prices are per seat, so multiply by the number of seats.
Does the Starter plan include the full timeline?
The pricing page says the timeline, multiplayer editing, colour, audio and 3D tools are included on every plan, Starter included (H21).