
Quick tips and demos
Show one useful action, from folding a shirt to setting up a desk, with a clear view of each step.
Turn an idea into a faceless YouTube Short with scenes, voiceover, SFX, and captions. The invideo agent builds the first cut, and you choose the opening, adjust the pace and decide how it ends.

Give the agent your topic, audience and main point. It drafts a script that introduces the idea, explains it and reaches a clear ending, whether you are sharing a quick tip or telling a short story.
Try now
Make a faceless Short with generated visuals and a voiceover, or include footage you already have. Match each scene to what is being said so viewers can follow the idea as it unfolds.
Try now
Start with the result, a question or a detail worth explaining. Trim the pause before the next shot, adjust caption placement and balance the music beneath the voice on the timeline.
Try now

Show one useful action, from folding a shirt to setting up a desk, with a clear view of each step.

Tell a short story through narration and scenes, without appearing on camera.

Show a product in use and focus on the detail that answers one customer question.
Connect the invideo MCP to your favorite LLMs to create YouTube Shorts directly from your chat. Turn ideas into short videos with visuals, voiceovers, music, and captions, then fine-tune the result on an editable timeline.
Tell the agent the topic, intended audience, approximate length and point viewers should remember. Add your script or footage if you have it.
Generate the first cut, then choose the shots, edit the narration and adjust captions. Keep the main subject clear in the vertical frame.
Watch the full Short with sound and on mute. Check facts, caption placement and the ending, then download the video to upload to YouTube.

Collaborate in real time with live cursors to show what everyone's working on.
Turn any script or idea into a shot-by-shot plan, then tweak as needed before generating.

Write your script inside invideo, and ask an AI co-writer for help if you'd like.
Picture Premiere Pro with full AI.
Create custom agents to fill specific roles like cinematographer, music designer, and more.
Backed by the firms behind Stripe, Spotify, Flipkart, and ByteDance.
Loading pricing…
Yes. Describe the subject, audience and approach you want. The agent can develop the script and assemble visuals, narration and captions into a video you can edit.
No. You can make a faceless Short using visuals and narration, or include your own recordings if you want to appear in the video.
Yes. Supply your wording and upload the material you want to include. Tell the agent which moments or lines matter, then review the sequence on the timeline.
Yes. Adjust caption wording and placement, trim shots and change their order. You can also balance the music and narration to suit the delivery.
This workflow ends with a downloadable video. Upload it through your YouTube account and review the title, audience settings and any required disclosures there.
Our AI-powered YouTube shorts creator takes your prompts and creates a script, adds media, voiceovers, subtitles, music, and SFX to give you publish-worthy short videos for YouTube and other social media platforms.
When it comes to YouTube shorts creation, Invideo AI wins hands down. Our free AI YouTube Shorts generator automates video editing and optimizes aspect ratio for portrait or square formats, boosting your video engagement instantly. You might have also heard of 2short AI or Shorts Pilot, but our faceless shorts generation capabilities make it the best choice.
Invideo AI offers a wide range of AI voices from different countries in 50+ languages. You can make videos in your own voice too by recording yourself just once.
Yes, AI-generated videos, including YouTube shorts, can be monetized on YouTube. However, there are several factors to consider, such as the videos must meet YouTube's content guidelines and have to be original creations. YouTube's strategy regarding content monetization can change, so content creators should stay updated with any news around monetization, especially for short-form content like YouTube shorts.