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Invideo AI uses OpenAI models to create videos 10x faster
Creating high-quality videos for marketing, sales, and social media has traditionally required working across complex software with manual timelines, which can be time-intensive for small teams and solo creators.
Invideo AI(opens in a new window), one of India’s fastest-growing startups, is making it possible for businesses and creators to create professional-quality videos from just an idea. Built on OpenAI GPT‑4.1, gpt-image-1, and text-to-speech models, invideo AI lets users direct their vision while AI agents handle the rest. Whether it’s a TikTok ad, product demo, or explainer video, users can generate and edit a complete video using natural language prompts in minutes instead of hours or days.
“OpenAI’s models are foundational to how we build,” says Sanket Shah, co-founder and CEO of invideo AI. “They help us deliver professional quality videos to users and push traditional boundaries.”
On the left is the traditional video editing system and on the right is the invideo AI system.
Turning OpenAI models into a video production system
At the core of invideo AI is a multi-agent system where each OpenAI model handles a different part of the video creation process.
It’s not a one-size-fits-all process. “Our job is to get the best creative outcome, and that means understanding which model excels at which task,” says Anshul Khandelwal, invideo AI co-founder and Chief Product and Technology Officer. “OpenAI’s models consistently deliver on turning creative ideas into polished outputs.”
Optimizing performance for any platform or audience with GPT‑4.1, gpt-image-1, and text-to-speech models
This level of orchestration means invideo AI can produce not just finished videos, but finished strategies with content that’s tailored to its audience, format, and performance goals.
Scaling alongside OpenAI’s evolving model ecosystem
With model orchestration and a frictionless interface, invideo AI shows what’s possible when AI rethinks, rather than just speeds up, creative workflows.
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