Invideo

Invideo.io, also known as Invideo, is an online video creation platform headquartered in the United Kingdom. It provides users with a cloud‑based editor that offers a library of templates, stock footage, images, and music tracks to produce videos for various purposes. The service targets individuals, small businesses, marketers, educators, and content creators who need to generate promotional, social media, educational, or personal videos without requiring advanced editing skills. Users can customize projects by adding text, transitions, and voiceovers, and export the final output in multiple formats suitable for different platforms. The platform operates on a subscription model, offering both free and paid tiers that unlock additional features and assets. By focusing on simplicity and accessibility, Invideo.io aims to democratize video production for a broad audience.

In October 2020, a threat actor advertised the sale of alleged user data from seventeen companies, including Invideo.io, on a hacker forum, claiming to have 34 million records containing emails, hashed passwords, names, phone numbers, addresses, national identification numbers, and in some cases financial details or social media tokens. At the time of the report, Invideo.io had not publicly confirmed the breach, and the seller described themselves as a broker rather than the original thief. This event highlighted the platform's handling of user information and underscored the importance of security measures for online services that store personal data. Invideo.io distinguishes itself by specializing in providing an all‑in‑one video editing solution that integrates media assets directly within the browser, reducing the need for external software installations. Its sector positioning lies within the competitive landscape of online creative tools, where it emphasizes ease of use and rapid video generation for marketing and communication needs.