Turns a written brief into a narrated video using stock footage and a synthetic voice
InVideo AI takes a prompt or a script and assembles a finished video: it writes the script, matches stock footage and images to each line, adds a synthetic voiceover, and lays in music and captions. From there you edit by chatting, asking for a different voice, shorter scenes, a new angle or replaced footage. It is built for explainers, marketing clips and social posts where someone needs a presentable video without sourcing media themselves. The generator leans heavily on stock libraries, so the result looks like well-edited stock footage rather than something shot for you, and that is the honest expectation to hold.
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No. The tool builds the video from stock footage, images, generated voiceover and music, so it works entirely without a camera. You can upload your own clips if you have them, but nothing requires it.
Yes, and you should. The script drives the footage selection, so rewriting a line usually improves the visuals that get matched to it. Editing happens in chat or directly in the script panel.
The voices are decent and improving, but they remain recognisably synthetic on longer scripts. Short lines fare better, and some plans let you clone your own voice for a more natural result.
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