
An extensive library of music, ambience and sound effects
Get music, ambient sound and effects from the stock library straight onto your timeline.
Turn your creative direction into a layered sound bed with the invideo editor. Tell the agent what the scene needs, from background ambience to music and precisely timed effects, and it builds the sound on your timeline.
Describe the sound you need, from an individual effect to a mood-setting music track, and the invideo agent will generate the audio and add it to your timeline.
Ask for music, ambience, or sound effects to accompany your footage, and the agent will search the built-in sound library and bring relevant audio into your project.
Share a reference and identify a specific sound effect or the overall sound treatment. The agent can then generate and guide the sounds, layering, and timing for a single moment or an entire sound bed.
Direct the agent to place effects against actions, carry ambience through a scene or build music towards a reveal, and it arranges the audio on your timeline accordingly.
Ask the agent to bring dialogue forward, duck music beneath speech or soften an effect that overpowers the scene. It adjusts the layers to create the balance you want.

Ask for a different track, a subtler effect or a longer buildup, and the agent applies your feedback to your timeline.


Get music, ambient sound and effects from the stock library straight onto your timeline.

Generate original music and custom sound effects with 33+ AI models built into the editor.

Record effects, ambience or your own sounds straight onto the timeline, ready to layer and mix.

Give the agent’s sound bed your finishing touch with precise controls for timing, levels, fades and effects.
Bring your footage into a project or open an existing edit. Add any music, recordings or sound effects you want to use, or generate them within the editor.
Describe the mood, the sounds you need and the moments they should support. For example: “Add quiet street ambience beneath the conversation, footsteps as she walks away and music that builds towards the reveal.” Share a reference if you have a particular treatment in mind.
Listen to the audio alongside your footage. Ask the agent for changes or fine-tune individual layers with the timeline and audio controls, then export to Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut Pro when you’re happy with the result.
Build atmosphere with ambience, effects and music shaped around the scene’s action and dialogue.
Bring product details, demonstrations and reveals to life with music and sound effects.
Build anticipation with rising music, pauses and impacts timed to key moments.
Support the pace, highlight key information and accent transitions without competing with the voice.
Agentic sound design lets you give an AI agent creative direction and have it carry out sound-design work in your edit. In the invideo editor, the agent can generate or source audio, arrange it around your footage and revise the result from your feedback.
Yes. It can generate music and sound effects using the models available inside the editor, or find existing audio in the built-in library. Tell it what the scene needs and whether you have a preference for generated or stock audio.
Yes. Upload your audio to the project and tell the agent how you want it used. You can combine your recordings with audio sourced or generated inside the editor.
Yes. Share a reference and explain what you want to draw from it, such as an individual effect, the atmosphere or the way music and effects build together. The agent uses that direction to create a treatment for your footage.
Yes. Identify the scene or moment you want to work on and describe what it needs. You can request an effect for a single action or a sound bed across a longer sequence.
Yes. Ask the agent to replace a sound, change its timing, adjust its level or revise its treatment. You can direct changes to specific elements without asking for a completely new sound bed.
Yes. The audio remains editable on the timeline. Move and trim clips, adjust levels and fades, and use panning, mute, solo and audio effects to refine the individual layers.