What it does
invideo describes itself as an agentic video editor. The workflow is to upload footage, say what edit you want in everyday language, review the cut and export. The editing agent watches and logs every clip so you can find a moment by describing it, and it can apply one direction, such as cutting pauses or matching a look, across every shot on the timeline. The work happens on a multitrack timeline, and you can step in and edit manually from any point. Around the editor there is a storyboarding step that converts a script or concept into a plan of shots, a script editor with an AI co-writer, and multiplayer editing with live cursors. You can also build custom agents for roles such as cinematographer or music designer, or connect an agent you already use, such as Claude Cowork, ChatGPT Codex, Grok or Gemini, to work on your timeline. The site lists tools for text to video, image to video, avatars, UGC ads, image generation, voice generation, text to speech, voice cloning, music and face swap. It names video models such as Veo 3.1, Sora 2, Kling, Wan, Hailuo and Seedance, along with image and audio models from other providers. Which models and features you can use depends on the plan. Use cases the site highlights include filmmaking, advertising, microdrama and social media.
Capabilities
- Editing agent that applies one instruction across many clips
- Multitrack timeline you can edit by hand at any point
- Storyboarding and script writing with an AI co-writer
- Multiplayer editing with live cursors
- Custom agents and connections to agents you already use
- Access to many third-party video, image and audio models
When to use it
- You have raw footage and want to describe edits in plain language instead of cutting by hand
- You make ads or social videos and want to turn one idea into several formats
- A team needs to edit and comment on the same video project together
