Video

Launchelion lists 18 live Video AI tools, each with a real launch date, community votes, and Stripe-verified monthly revenue wherever the maker has connected it. 18 launched in the past week. Browse the list below to compare features and honest traction, then pick the Video tool that fits.

1. Tavus — Tavus offers APIs for personalized video and real-time conversational video avatars, used by developers and sales teams to add lifelike video to their products.
2. Vidyo.ai — Vidyo.ai turns long videos and podcasts into captioned short clips sized for social, picking highlight moments automatically — for podcasters and creators repurposing content.
3. Submagic — Submagic auto-edits short-form clips with animated captions, b-roll, sound effects, and zooms — a tool for creators posting Reels, Shorts, and TikToks.
4. Colossyan — Colossyan creates videos with AI presenters from a script, built for workplace training and learning teams that need localized, on-brand instructional video.
5. Haiper — Haiper generates short video clips from prompts or images, with templates and motion controls — a creator tool for quick social and experimental video.
6. Hailuo AI — Hailuo AI, from MiniMax, turns text prompts or images into short cinematic video clips with natural motion — used by creators experimenting with AI film shots.
7. CapCut — CapCut is a video editor with AI captions, background removal, and trending templates — a free-to-start tool used by social creators and marketers on desktop and mobile.
8. PixVerse — PixVerse generates short video clips from prompts or images, with stylized effects and fast rendering — aimed at social creators making TikTok and Reels content.
9. Kling AI — Kling AI creates video from text prompts or images, known for lifelike motion and longer clip lengths — used by creators and marketers for social and ad content.
10. Luma Dream Machine — Luma Dream Machine generates short, realistic video clips from text prompts or still images, with camera-motion controls — used by creators and filmmakers for quick shots.
11. Pika — Pika is an AI creative platform for generating and editing video, including visual effects and agent-driven workflows. It's built for producing short AI-generated video content rather than editing existing footage. Creators use it to experiment with generated clips and effects.
12. VEED — VEED is a web-based video creation and editing platform with AI features covering avatars, voice, subtitles, and generating video from prompts. It runs entirely in the browser rather than as a desktop app. Creators and businesses use it to edit and produce video without installing software.
13. OpusClip — OpusClip is an AI tool that cuts long-form video into short vertical clips and publishes them to social platforms. It's built for repurposing existing long videos rather than editing from scratch. Creators and teams use it to turn podcasts and streams into shorts without manual clipping.
14. Fliki — Fliki turns text, scripts, and blog posts into videos with lifelike voiceovers and generated clips. It's built for producing narrated video content directly from existing written material. Creators and marketers use it to repurpose text into video without recording voice or footage themselves.
15. HeyGen — HeyGen is an AI video platform that generates videos with realistic avatars, voiceovers, and automated editing from text and scripts. It's used to produce training, marketing, and localized video content without filming a person. Teams use it to make presenter-style video at scale.
16. InVideo — InVideo is an AI video-creation platform that automates scripting, editing, and assembly to produce videos directly from a prompt. It keeps visual consistency across scenes as the video is generated. Creators without editing skills use it to go from an idea to a finished video without manual assembly.
17. Pictory — Pictory converts text, scripts, and URLs into edited videos complete with captions, avatars, and voiceovers. It's designed for repurposing existing written content into video format without manual editing. Marketers and creators use it to turn blog posts and scripts into shareable clips.
18. Descript — Descript is a video and podcast editor built around editing a transcript instead of a timeline. It includes transcription, captions, screen recording, and AI enhancements for cleaning up recordings. Creators and podcasters use it to cut and rearrange media by editing words rather than waveforms.