InVideo
InVideo AI in 2026 offers 200+ models like Veo 3.1 and Sora 2, AI avatars in 140 languages, and paid plans from $17 to $900 a month, plus a free tier.
About InVideo
What is InVideo (2026 update)
InVideo is an online video editor and AI video generator that turns text prompts into finished videos using templates, stock media, and a growing library of third party AI models. It is aimed at marketers, agencies, and creators who need to produce social, ad, and explainer videos without a traditional editing background.
What is new in 2026
InVideo’s prompt-to-video agent, referred to in its own marketing as Agent One, can now generate up to 30 minutes of video from a single prompt, and the platform has expanded its model library to more than 200 video, image, and audio models, including Veo 3.1, Sora 2, and Kling. The company also added a GlobalVoice voice model that supports 140 languages with lip sync, and a set of post-production tools it calls a VFX House, covering relighting a scene after generation, swapping props in existing footage, and AI-assisted color grading.
Key features
- Prompt-to-video generation with access to multiple third-party AI models in one workspace
- AI avatars and voice cloning, with the number of avatars tied to the plan tier
- Template library reported at over 10,000 templates for social, YouTube, product, and real estate videos
- Post-generation editing tools for relighting, object/prop swapping, and color grading
- Built-in stock media through iStock credits included in every paid plan
- Team collaboration and centralized management on Team and Enterprise plans
Pricing in 2026
InVideo runs a credit-based subscription model. Credits are consumed by AI generation workflows, reset each billing cycle, and do not roll over. Annual billing carries a discount over paying month to month.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | Limited access to templates and basic editing; check the official site for current AI generation limits |
| Plus | $17/month (billed annually) | 750 credits/month, all AI models, 4 AI avatars/voice clones, 20 GB storage, 100 iStock credits, exports without watermark |
| Max | $85/month (billed annually) | 3,900 credits/month, 16 AI avatars/voice clones, 2x concurrency vs Plus, 100 GB storage, 200 iStock credits |
| Generative | $170/month (billed annually) | 8,000 credits/month, 40 AI avatars/voice clones, 10x concurrency vs Plus, 2 TB storage, 1,000 iStock credits |
| Elite | $900/month (billed annually) | 42,500 credits/month, 200 AI avatars/voice clones, 20x concurrency vs Plus, 10 TB storage, 5,000 iStock credits |
Team plans start at $40 per seat per month, and Enterprise pricing is custom, check the official site for a quote.
Who should use it
InVideo fits marketing teams, agencies, and solo creators who need to turn scripts or prompts into polished videos quickly and who want one workspace that can call multiple AI video models instead of subscribing to each one separately. It is a good fit if you already work with templates and stock footage and want to layer AI generation, avatars, and voice cloning on top without leaving the editor.
Limitations and alternatives
The credit system means heavy AI generation, especially longer prompt-to-video runs, can burn through a plan’s monthly allowance fast, so the effective cost per finished video is worth checking before committing to a tier. Higher plans jump sharply in price, from $85 to $170 to $900 a month, which can be steep for small teams that only need a handful of premium features like more avatars or storage. Rendering quality and the exact behavior of any single third-party model, such as Veo 3.1 or Sora 2, still depends on that model’s own limitations, not just on InVideo’s interface, so results can vary from one generation to the next. If InVideo does not fit, alternatives worth comparing include Synthesia, which focuses on avatar-led corporate and training video with strong localization; Runway, which leans more toward a model- and effects-forward creative workflow for filmmakers and motion designers; and CapCut, a simpler and generally lower-cost social video editor for creators who do not need a large multi-model AI library. Anyone evaluating InVideo against these should test a real project on the free plan first, since credit consumption is hard to estimate from pricing pages alone.
Frequently asked questions
How much does InVideo cost in 2026?
Paid plans run from $17/month for Plus up to $900/month for Elite, all billed annually with a discount versus monthly billing. Team plans start at $40 per seat and Enterprise pricing is custom.
Does InVideo have a free plan?
Yes, InVideo offers a free tier with limited access to templates and editing. Check the official site for the current AI generation limits on the free plan.
What AI models does InVideo support in 2026?
InVideo gives access to more than 200 video, image, and audio models from one workspace, including Veo 3.1, Sora 2, and Kling, according to the vendor's own marketing.
What languages does InVideo's AI voice support?
InVideo's GlobalVoice model supports 140 languages with lip synchronization, per the vendor.
Information last verified: September 2026.
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