Prepare the assets
Collect footage, images, voice, music and approved brand elements.
Traditional browser editing
Assemble and polish a video in a browser-based editing workspace.
Use Invideo Studio when you need template-led, stock-supported or timeline-style editing rather than a fully prompt-generated first cut.
Use this guide to choose the workflow, then confirm current access on the official Invideo page.
Choose the editor based on how much manual control the project needs
Media library1
Scene assembly2
Text and audio3
Export4
Three-step workflow
Move from input to reviewed output.
Build the sequence
Use scenes, templates and editing controls to shape the story.
Review the export
Check timing, captions, sound, safe areas, resolution and final format.
Practical uses
Where this workflow fits best.
Template-led social video
Create repeatable formats with direct visual control.
Stock-supported projects
Combine uploaded media with the available library.
Manual finishing
Polish a campaign or creator video after the concept is approved.
Practical check: Invideo Studio and Invideo AI are separate creation surfaces with different workflows and plan details.
Useful questions
What to confirm before you generate.
How is this different from Invideo AI?
The online editor is more manually assembled, while Invideo AI begins from prompts and generated workflows.
Do I need to install software?
The official editor runs in a web browser.
Can I use templates and stock media?
Invideo Studio is positioned around templates, stock assets and browser editing tools.
Which editor should I choose?
Choose prompt-led AI for generated first cuts and Studio when direct assembly is the main need.
Continue the workflow
Open a related Invideo guide.
Continue on the official Invideo workflow.
Use Invideo Studio when you need template-led, stock-supported or timeline-style editing rather than a fully prompt-generated first cut.