InVideo AI Pricing (2026): Plans, Credits and Free-Plan Limits

Direct answer

InVideo AI's individual ladder runs Free at $0, Plus at about $25/month, Max at about $60 and Generative at about $120. Every paid figure is third-party-reported: invideo.io/pricing renders its plan cards in the browser, so the checkout shown to your own account is the only number that binds — verify it live before paying. That is a property of InVideo's pricing page, not a gap in the research. Credits meter media, video generation and other AI actions — exporting a finished video consumes none — and monthly plan credits reset instead of rolling over, while purchased top-ups stay valid for 12 months. The free plan needs no card and its limited allowance resets every Monday at 12 a.m. UTC, but every free export carries an InVideo watermark; the full removal rule lives on our free-plan watermark answer page.

Last verified

Aug 1, 2026

How we know

Desk-verified against primary sources

Note

Includes third-party reporting — flagged in text

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Evidence used

• The no-card free plan and Monday reset come from InVideo's official free-plan help article, most recently vendor-updated Jul 28, 2026 (re-read Aug 1, 2026; both rules unchanged).
• The clean-export rule, re-export behavior and post-downgrade limitation come from InVideo's official watermark help articles.
• Credit consumption, non-rollover, 12-month top-up validity and the fact that exporting does not burn credits come from InVideo's official plans-and-credits guide, vendor-updated Jul 27, 2026 (re-read Aug 1, 2026).
• Paid-plan dollar figures remain approximate because the public pricing experience is dynamic and can vary by billing selection or promotion.

How we checked this

• This is a source-based pricing explainer, not a ToolProven hands-on InVideo benchmark. No generation-quality or credit-burn result is presented as our own test.
• We used InVideo's official Jun 2026 help-center pages for the free allowance, watermark and credit mechanics. Those rules are higher-confidence than third-party plan summaries.
• Paid dollar figures here are third-party-reported, not vendor-read: invideo.io/pricing renders its plan cards in the browser and serves a fetcher no plan names and no prices. The one paid figure InVideo itself publishes in fetchable HTML is Max at $100/month, on a pricing FAQ page — well above the ~$60 third parties report for that tier, which is why every third-party number here is labelled unconfirmed and the live checkout is the final source of truth.

The four individual tiers, in plain terms

InVideo's individual ladder is Free, Plus, Max and Generative. Free is the watermarked evaluation tier; each paid tier removes the InVideo watermark and adds monthly capacity. Publicly reported prices remain roughly $25, $60 and $120 per month respectively, but confirm the live checkout because the pricing interface, billing term and promotions can change the amount.

The useful buying distinction is simpler than the plan grid: Free answers whether the workflow suits you; Plus is the practical clean-export floor; Max is for people who already know their monthly generation volume; Generative is for heavier use of higher-cost models. Start with the job and expected retry rate, not the highest headline allowance.

Dollar prices on this page are intentionally approximate. InVideo's support documentation is strong on how credits and watermarks behave, while the public checkout can be dynamic. Before choosing annual billing, capture the plan name, renewal amount, included credits and billing term shown inside your own account.

How InVideo credits work — and what does not consume them

Credits are InVideo's usage currency for media, video generation and AI features. Monthly plan credits reset and do not carry forward. Purchased top-up credits are different: InVideo says they remain valid for 12 months. Exporting a completed video does not consume credits.

That makes the retry loop the real budgeting variable. Two videos of the same final length can cost very different amounts if one prompt works immediately and the other needs several generations. A plan's video count is therefore less useful than a small pilot using your real scripts, formats and preferred model.

The current pricing copy advertises access to a large model catalog and warns that model and agent prices can change. Record the credit balance before and after a representative project, including failed attempts and revisions. That one measurement is more useful than converting a headline allowance into an imaginary number of finished videos.

InVideo AI free plan: watermark, exports and the weekly reset

InVideo AI is free to try without a credit card, but free exports carry an InVideo watermark. The official help center describes a limited allowance that resets every Monday and, as of its Jun 15, 2026 version, gives no export count at all — the four-a-week figure widely repeated online traces to a Nov 2025 version of that same article. Creating or editing with AI consumes credits, while clicking export does not.

The $0 tier is a real evaluation rung on the ladder above, not a publishing route: the free plan lets you create and share a finished video, but every free export carries InVideo branding. If a client, paid ad or monetized channel requires a clean file, budget for an active paid subscription before the final export. The full rule — including the part InVideo's own help centre no longer states, and the separate InVideo Studio subscription that a paid invideo AI plan does not clean up — is documented on our InVideo AI free plan watermark page.

The help center deliberately says the free allowance is limited rather than promising a permanent number. The last vendor-published figure — four exports a week — appeared in the Nov 2025 version of the same help article and has since been removed, so the durable rule is simply that the allowance resets on Monday and can change. Treat the number in your own workspace as authoritative. The version-by-version trail — what the article said in Nov 2025, Apr 2026 and today, quoted verbatim from archived captures — is laid out in our InVideo free plan limits breakdown.

Do not confuse exports with credits. InVideo's plans-and-credits guide says exporting a completed video does not use credits. Credits are spent earlier on media, generation and AI features, so repeated generations — not the download button — are what move the meter.

How to remove the InVideo watermark — including old projects

Export the project while an InVideo paid plan is active. InVideo's help center says a paid subscriber can re-export an older project to remove the watermark. If you later downgrade to Free and edit that project, you need a paid plan again to download the edited version without branding.

For client work, paid ads and brand channels, the real entry cost is therefore the lowest paid plan visible in your checkout, not $0. The free tier remains useful for testing prompts and workflow, but it should not be presented to a buyer as a clean-export plan.

Avoid unofficial watermark-removal workarounds. Cropping, overlays or logo-removal tools reduce quality and can create licensing or trust problems. The supported route is to upgrade and export the original project again.

One trap this page cannot cover in a row of a pricing table: InVideo ships two products, and a paid invideo AI subscription does not remove the mark from invideo Studio — the vendor treats them as separate subscriptions. Our does InVideo AI's free plan have a watermark page carries that rule, along with the archived help-centre wording InVideo has since removed from the live article.

Is InVideo AI's pricing worth it?

InVideo is worth shortlisting when prompt-to-video speed matters more than frame-level editing control. The decision should come from a one-project credit audit: use the free allowance on a real brief, count generations and revisions, then compare the paid plan's included credits with your expected monthly volume.

A subscription can look inexpensive and still be the wrong fit if your prompts need many retries. Conversely, a higher plan can be economical when a repeatable template produces usable first drafts. Because ToolProven has not run a metered InVideo benchmark yet, we do not invent a universal cost per finished video.

Before annual billing, save a screenshot of the current checkout and run at least one representative project. Record starting credits, ending credits, export result and any top-up prompt. That gives you a defensible monthly forecast and protects you from comparing stale price articles with a changed plan.

Related questions

• Does InVideo AI's free plan add a watermark?Yes — InVideo AI's free plan adds an invideo watermark plus stock-media watermarks to every export, with no documented 720p cap (720p is the vendor's preview default, not an export limit), per InVideo's Help Center, verified July 2026.

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