Most AI video tools give you one model and one trick. Deevid bundles Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Kling, Runway and a dozen more behind a single login - plus an AI agent, ad templates and music. We dug into the app to see whether that breadth actually holds up.
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Less feature checklist, more "what shows up on your timeline." These are the jobs Deevid is built for.
Drop a product photo into the ad generator and get a short spot, an AI try-on, or a talking product avatar - the kind of thing brands pay agencies for.
Turn a script into b-roll and scenes with text-to-video, then add an AI voiceover. No camera, no face on screen.
Feed an image, an old video, or even a URL, and restyle or animate it. Video-to-video is handy for refreshing a back catalogue.
Generate a backing track (song or instrumental) and a cloned voice without exporting to a second tool.
Screenshots from the actual app (version 2.0), so you can see the interface before signing up - not just take our word for it.
We've grouped the long tool list into what you'll realistically use.
Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Kling, Runway, Pika and more. Switch models mid-project without a second subscription.
Describe the result in plain language and the agent picks the tools and chains them - the easiest on-ramp for beginners.
Start from a prompt, a still image, an existing clip, or even a URL. All three classic modes are here.
Product videos, AI try-on, product avatars and URL-to-video templates aimed squarely at e-commerce and DTC.
Make a character speak in sync, or transfer motion onto your subject - the touches that sell a clip.
Generate a soundtrack and clone a voice in the same app, so audio isn't an afterthought.
Keep the same character across shots and scenes - historically the weak spot of AI video.
Use everything you make commercially, included from the entry-level paid plan.
Checked on deevid.ai in May 2026. Paying yearly knocks roughly 29% off. A quick tip: credits go further on the lighter models, so the $25 Pro plan is the sweet spot for most people.
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Read the guideIt's an all-in-one AI video app. Instead of one model, it bundles 14+ (Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Kling, Runway and others) plus an AI agent, an ad generator, music and voice - so you can go from idea to finished clip without leaving the tab.
There's a free tier: 20 credits on signup (about 4 videos), no card required. Output is watermarked until you upgrade - fine for testing, not for publishing.
In effect, yes: you sign up free and get 20 credits with no card required, so it works as a free trial. Output stays watermarked until you move to a paid plan from $10/mo.
No. The free tier is a one-time 20 credits on signup (about 4 short videos), not a daily allowance. Credits only refresh monthly on the paid plans - 200 on Lite, 600 on Pro, 3,000 on Premium.
Paid plans run $10/mo (Lite, 200 credits, 720p), $25/mo (Pro, 600 credits, 1080p) and $119/mo (Premium, 3000 credits). Yearly billing saves roughly 29%.
Yes - full commercial use is included from the Lite plan ($10/mo) up, so ads, client work and monetised content are all fair game.
The headline ones are Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Kling, Runway and Pika, with 14+ in total. You switch between them inside the same project.
Yes. As the screenshots show, there's an AI music generator, voice/TTS, an image editor and an ad-template workflow - it's closer to a creative suite than a single generator.
If you'd otherwise pay for several AI tools, the bundle is good value - the $25 Pro plan especially. If you only need one model or require 4K, the maths is less convincing.
You cancel from your Deevid account in the billing or subscription settings. Access continues until the end of the current billing period, and the cancellation simply stops the next renewal - no fees, no clawback.
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Twenty free credits is enough to run a real test. Generate a clip or two, judge the quality, then decide.
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