AI Video Tools

Reviewed AI Video tools for AI-native marketers.

• CapCut — Free and capable, but read the content licence first.
• CyberCut AI — Full AI video suite, but the pricing is hidden.
• Descript — Edit video by editing the transcript. Watch the credit meter.
• Fliki — Text to video with voices in a long list of languages.
• HeyGen — Fast, capable avatars. Photo avatars have no consent step.
• Higgsfield — One subscription, most of the major video models.
• InVideo — Agent-first video creation, rebuilt around MCP.
• Livestorm — Browser-based webinars, now priced per attendee.
• Lumen5 — Turn a blog post into a video, now with an MCP connector.
• MoovAI — AI UGC video ads for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
• OpusClip — Long video into short clips, with 27 MCP tools.
• Pictory — Agent-first video from text, rebuilt in October 2026.
• Pika — Many video models behind one subscription and an MCP server.
• ProdShort — Meeting recordings turned into branded social clips.
• Reloop — AI ad videos with avatars, plus the competitor scan that briefs them.
• Riverside — Studio-quality remote recording, then the edit and clips in the same place.
• Runway — Best-in-class AI video. Read the licence before brand work.
• Steve.ai — Animation and live-action video from a script.
• Streamr.ai (Magnite) — Make a TV ad from a URL and run it on streaming.
• Synthesia — The strongest likeness-consent process of any avatar tool.
• Templated — Programmatic image and video generation from templates.
• Thinking Line — Whiteboard-style explainer videos from a prompt.
• VEED — UK company, EU hosting, and billed in pounds.
• Veo — Google's video model, now mostly reached through Gemini.
• Vidnoz — Cheap avatar video, but no consent process at all.
• Vozo — Video translation that rebuilds on-screen text properly.
• Wistia — Video hosting built for marketers rather than viewers.