InVideo vs Fliki (2026): the prompt-to-video agent or the script-to-video studio?
InVideo is the prompt-to-video platform: an AI agent plans, generates and edits a video from one prompt, using generative models such as Seedance and Veo 3.1 plus a timeline editor, with a free plan and Starter from $20 a month. Fliki is the script-to-video studio: paste a script and it builds a captioned video from stock footage with a realistic AI voiceover, with a free plan and Standard from $21 a month billed annually.
| InVideo | Fliki | |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | Free plan with weekly credits, watermarked exports | Free plan: 5 minutes of video a month at 720p, with a watermark |
| Paid tier | Starter $20 a month ($10 billed annually) for 400 credits; Plus $60 ($30 annual) for 2,000 credits; Max $150 ($75 annual) for 5,000 credits — all per seat | Standard $28 a month ($21 billed annually) for 180 credits a month, 1080p, videos up to 15 minutes; Premium $88 ($66 annual) for 600 credits, videos up to 40 minutes, 3 voice clones, AI avatars, API access |
| Best for | Creators who want an AI agent to plan, generate and edit a video from one prompt, with generative models built in | Creators turning scripts, blog posts or articles into captioned videos with a realistic voiceover, at volume |
| Standout strength | A prompt-to-video agent with access to generative models (Seedance, Veo 3.1, Kling) plus a timeline editor — the closest thing to a one-prompt video studio | 2,000-plus AI voices in 80-plus languages, with voice cloning on Premium, commercial rights from Standard, and a workflow built for faceless YouTube channels |
| Watch out for | Credits do not roll over, and a minute of Pro-mode generative video costs about 80 credits — the Starter plan's 400 credits buy about five minutes of generative video | Credits burn during editing and previewing, not just on export, and the most realistic voices need the $66-a-month Premium plan |
InVideo wins when the video does not exist yet: a prompt, a script or a URL in, and a finished video out, with generative visuals from Seedance, Veo 3.1 or Kling where stock footage would look generic. Its Plus plan at $60 a month ($30 billed annually) buys 2,000 credits — about 25 minutes of Pro-mode generative video — which is a genuinely useful monthly allowance for a creator. Fliki wins when the source is words and the destination is a video with a voice: its workflow is built around turning a script into a captioned video in minutes, with a voice that sounds close to human and a price that stays flat no matter how many videos you make.
The practical difference is what the video is made of. InVideo generates original footage from a prompt, so every shot is new — and every second costs credits. Fliki assembles stock footage under a voiceover, so the cost is per video, not per second of generation, and its Standard plan at $21 a month billed annually covers about 60–90 minutes of finished video. If you need original visuals made from a prompt, InVideo is the only one of the two that does it. If you need a steady stream of narrated videos from scripts, Fliki is the cheaper and more predictable buy — just remember its credits drain while you preview, not only when you export.
Sources: official pricing pages and 2026 comparison coverage. InVideo listing · Fliki listing