Source stock footage or AI generate custom B-rolls without leaving invideo editor. Tell your invideo agent what the video needs, and it sources or creates relevant b-rolls and places them on your timeline.
Create the footage your edit needs with access to 200+ AI models inside invideo. Tell the invideo agent what the shot should show, from the subject and setting to the action and visual style, and it generates B-roll for your video.
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Source supporting footage, music and sound effects without leaving your edit. Tell the invideo agent what you need, and it searches the stock library for assets that fit your content.
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Generate voiceovers and music to accompany your B-roll using the latest audio models available inside invideo. Describe the mood, style or sound you need, and the invideo agent creates it and adds it to your timeline.
Start creatingTell the invideo agent which lines, topics or moments to support, and it aligns B-roll with the relevant dialogue and action. Keep the result, direct changes with feedback or adjust the shots yourself on the timeline.
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Add supporting visuals to spoken examples. Whether a speaker mentions a busy city, a daily routine or an industry trend, the invideo agent can source or generate relevant B-roll and weave it into the conversation.
Support your ads with close-ups of ingredients, materials and the product in use. Direct the invideo agent to add those B-rolls alongside the relevant footage to help viewers experience the product better.
Show the process behind the explanation, from ingredients being prepared to a machine at work. Your invideo agent finds or generates supporting shots for the steps and concepts you want to make clearer.
Support your narration with footage that establishes a setting or illustrates an idea. Tell the invideo agent what a passage needs to convey, and it sources stock footage or generates illustrative B-roll to accompany it.
Upload your footage and a script if you have one, then ask the agent to analyse the script or dialogue to identify moments that need visual support.
Tell the agent to find or generate supporting B-roll for your edit. You can also point to individual moments where B-roll is needed, and the agent places and times the clips around your content.
Keep the result, request replacements for the B-roll or adjust the timing and placement yourself, then export when you’re ready.
Shape every detail of your video, on a multitrack, frame-accurate timeline that gives you complete control over your edit with familiar tools and shortcuts.
Try nowGet your very own editing agent that helps you go from raw footage to a finished edit with less grunt work. Direct the agent to assemble cuts, generate B-roll, build effects or match a reference, with the results ready to review on your timeline.
Try nowWork with teammates on the same timeline and share session replays for handoffs with context. Gather timestamped comments through review links, so you know what needs to change and where.
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Yes. The agent can analyse your script or dialogue, identify moments that would benefit from additional visuals and create or find relevant B-roll for them.
Yes. Brief the agent on the video you want to make, what it needs to communicate and the shots you are looking for. It can work from that direction without a finished script.
Tell the agent what the B-roll should help show or explain, where it belongs in the video and how you want it to support the surrounding dialogue. You can also include details about the subject, setting, movement or visual style when they matter to the shot.
Yes. References are optional and depend on what you are creating. Use one when you want to guide a specific subject, product, location or visual style.
Yes. The agent can bring suitable stock footage into the edit when an existing shot meets your needs, or generate new B-roll when you need something more specific.
Yes. You can ask the agent to create several shots in one instruction. For more complex shots, working on them individually can make it easier to refine the prompt and give focused feedback.
Yes. Tell the agent what should change and ask it to create another version. You can revise the subject, action, style, framing, movement or other parts of the shot.
Yes. Generated and stock B-roll arrives on the timeline, where you can change its timing, placement and other supported properties.
Yes. Ask the agent to find or generate music and sound effects, then place and time them around the visuals in your edit.