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invideo AI takes an idea in a sentence and returns a video with stock clips, a script, a voiceover and captions, then lets you fix it by typing corrections rather than by dragging on a timeline. That is a different way to work and it suits people who write faster than they edit. Everything is metered in credits, and unused ones do not carry to the next month.
Plans are $17, $85, $170 and $900 a month, billed at $200, $1,000, $2,000 and $10,800 a year respectively, carrying 75, 390 and 800 credits a month on the first three tiers. Annual billing saves 15 percent on the smaller plans and 10 percent on the largest. The page states plainly that unused credits do not roll over.
Creators publishing faceless or narrated video at volume who would rather describe a change than perform one. Anybody who wants precise control over a cut will be fighting the interface the whole way.
Credits expiring monthly is the detail that decides whether the entry plan works for you: it suits steady weekly output and punishes anybody who batches a month of videos in one weekend. There is no free plan, so budget for at least one month to evaluate it.
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