Revid turns prompts, links, audio and PDFs into short videos and publishes them to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and X. Plans start at $39/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Revid (also written Revid AI) is an AI video platform for short-form content. It takes a prompt, script, link, product page, audio file or PDF and produces an editable video with a script, visuals, voice-over, captions and music, then posts it to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube or X.
The company positions it for founders and small business owners, though creators, agencies and AI agents use it too. Its pitch is that growing a channel is harder than generating a clip, so the product covers finding ideas, producing videos, publishing them and reading the results.
Revid reports more than 3,000,000 sign-ups, about 100,000 videos rendered each month and more than 30,000 published to social platforms monthly. The site says it started as a launch-video tool for SaaS founders and has since broadened to ads, faceless channels, music videos and series.
Revid describes a four-step flow. First, Viral Search and Channel Watcher surface formats, creators and trends getting attention in a niche. Second, Revid writes a script and structure from a prompt, topic or URL, drawing on patterns from proven videos.
Third, it generates the finished video: script, voiceover, visuals, subtitles and editing come together in one workflow, and the result can be refined in the editor. Revid states it can produce multi-minute videos rather than single clips.
Fourth, the video is published or scheduled to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and X. Each post reports views, likes and comments back into Revid, and videos that worked can be remixed in one click. Auto-Mode workers can repeat the whole cycle on a schedule.
The viral library is the most distinctive piece. Users can search real TikToks, Reels and Shorts by topic, platform and engagement, view hooks and transcripts, and remix a post into an original video, a Part 2 or a restyle.
On the creation side, Revid offers product videos and UGC-style ads from a website link, motion graphics and explainers, faceless videos, talking avatars, face swaps, music videos from MP3, WAV or Suno links, and an AI series maker that keeps the same characters across episodes. Voice-overs cover 70+ languages and captions come in 30 styles.
For control, there is a full timeline editor, a text-based editing mode and export up to 4K. For automation, there is Auto-Mode plus a REST API, an MCP server with 30 tools and the revid-cli package, all included in paid plans.
Revid is an AI video platform that turns prompts, scripts, links, product pages, audio and PDFs into short-form videos. It writes the script, generates visuals, voice and captions, and publishes to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and X.
Plans are Hobby at $39/month, Growth shown at $39/month (with a crossed-out $99 and a discount described as locked in forever) and Ultra at $199/month. Growth includes 2,000 AI credits a month and Ultra includes 12,000. Cancellation is allowed at any time.
The site invites visitors to try it for free with no credit card required, and a customer post mentions creating a full video on the free version. The sources do not detail the free tier's limits, so check the current offer on Revid's site.
Revid is aimed at founders, small business owners, creators, agencies and AI agents that run short-form channels like a business. It fits teams that want to find proven formats, produce videos quickly and publish them without a full editing team.
Revid can post or schedule videos to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and X from one dashboard. Published posts report views, likes and comments back into Revid.
Yes. Revid offers a REST API, an MCP server with 30 tools and the revid-cli package. All three are included in every paid plan, and AI agents such as Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor can use them.
According to Revid's FAQ, users own all content they create, including videos, scripts and assets, and can use, modify and monetize it. The pricing page also lists 100% content ownership on each plan.
No. Revid says users can enter text or a link and get a finished video, and that most users learn the basics in under five minutes. A timeline editor and text-based editing are available for adjustments.