Invideo

InVideo AI turns a plain-language prompt into a full, publish-ready video. It suits marketers, YouTubers, and small businesses making social and explainer videos from stock footage. It assembles licensed stock by default, with generative AI models (e.g., Sora/Veo tiers) available as a premium, separately-priced option.

On paid plans, yes.

InVideo’s 16M+ asset library draws from iStock (Getty), Storyblocks, and its own licensed library; on paid plans these are cleared for commercial use, including paid ads.

Partly. The AI generates from stock by default, but after generation you can manually swap any clip for your own uploaded footage in the editor. You can also regenerate a single scene rather than the whole video, which saves generation credits.

InVideo runs on credits that function as the platform currency for generation, and generative models are priced at their original API rates. Credits are consumed when the AI generates new content (editing and exporting don’t burn them), and they generally don’t roll over month to month.

InVideo markets commercial licensing and safe-for-work content filtering as core guarantees, which helps for brand use. As with any AI video, apply a human review before launch : check for unintended logos/trademarks, factual accuracy, and any required AI disclosure in your market.

You can cancel anytime, but refunds are only approved within 7 days of purchase and only if no AI generation credits have been used. Your paid plan stays active until the end of the current billing cycle.

No, stock footage is non-exclusive, so the same clip can appear in your video and another user’s. That’s inherent to stock; if visual uniqueness matters, lean on the generative-model tier or swap in your own footage.