InVideo Agents hub opens 70+ models for 5 days – unlimited tests

InVideo has turned on a five‑day all‑you‑can‑gen window for its new Agents & Models hub: 70+ top image, video, and audio models (including Veo 3.1, Sora 2, Kling 2.5, Nano Banana Pro, Flux 2) are free and unlimited for all users on any paid plan until 1 December. agents overview Creators get per‑project orchestration plus team collaboration, so you can spin up full campaigns or spec pieces without worrying about per‑render costs. team workflow

The offer effectively converts InVideo into a sandbox for stacking state‑of‑the‑art models: you can route a single script through different video engines, test multiple image styles, and layer sound design from the same canvas. agents overview Access is straightforward: sign up for a Plus, Max, or Generative plan, then use any model via the Agents & Models surface with no metering until Dec 1. access steps The deal is especially attractive if you want to benchmark Veo vs Kling vs Sora vs NB Pro on your own footage or brand assets instead of relying on vendor reels. offer recap For small teams, the shared project space means directors, editors, and marketers can all poke at the same sequences instead of bouncing exports around. team workflow

A full Heineken spec commercial by director Simon Meyer was produced entirely inside InVideo’s Agents & Models hub, and it looks like something you’d expect from a large agency budget. heineken case The piece uses multiple AI video models driven from one project, with Agents handling shot planning, variations, and refinement so the director can focus on pacing, framing, and brand feel instead of manual compositing. agents overview

For filmmakers, the takeaway is practical: the same stack that’s free‑to‑hammer for five days can already deliver beer‑brand‑grade lighting, liquid simulation, and motion continuity, as long as the prompts and storyboards are tight. agents overview It’s a good reference for how far you can push cinematic realism and product focus in an AI‑assisted workflow before you ever touch a 3D package or a live set.

Beyond the Heineken spec, creators are using InVideo’s Agents & Models to deliver high‑end fashion and brand work, including a cinematic Prada ad and a meta spot advertising InVideo itself that were both built inside the platform. (prada example, meta invideo ad) These projects lean on stylized lighting, controlled camera moves, and consistent character looks across shots, showing that the hub is not only for flashy sizzle reels but also for mood‑driven storytelling.

For fashion, beauty, or luxury creators, that means you can prototype full campaigns—hero film, cutdowns, social loops—by combining Agents for scripting and shot breakdown with different video engines and image models for look tests. agents overview The fact that an ad about InVideo was made inside the same system underlines the point: this is now a viable place to art‑direct on‑brand films that feel like traditional productions, especially while the 5‑day unlimited window is live. access steps

ElevenLabs has integrated LTX‑2 and its Retake feature directly into ElevenLabs Image & Video, so you can now reshoot only specific timecoded sections of a shot instead of regenerating the whole clip. elevenlabs announcement

Retake lets you pick a 2–16 second segment, change the action, adjust phrasing, or even shift the camera angle while keeping lighting, motion, and character look consistent, which is a big deal for narrative work, ads, and UGC where one line or gesture feels off. ltx feature breakdown Creators are already sharing examples of swapping expressions and performance beats mid‑shot without breaking continuity, and LTXStudio is pushing a full tutorial so filmmakers can fold Retake into proper directing workflows rather than one‑off gimmicks. (retake workflow demo, ltx tutorial cta)

Lovart launched Touch Edit, a precision image tool where you literally click on clothes, text, or objects and describe changes, instead of trying to steer the whole frame with one global prompt. touch edit launch

Alongside point‑to‑edit, the new Select & Remix mode lets you pull elements from multiple images into a single composite in one prompt, which is handy for things like combining the best outfit, background, and pose from different drafts. touch edit launch The feature lives inside Lovart’s "design agent" surface, so designers and marketers can iterate on product shots, key art, or social graphics with targeted fixes and quick mashups rather than full re‑renders. (lovart cta, design agent page)