invideo: licence you grant the tool

What invideo's terms say about the licence you grant over your uploads: a licence to host, store and process content solely to provide the service. As of 2026-09-25.

You grant Invideo a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to host, store, reproduce and process your User Content solely as reasonably necessary to provide the Services to you

invideo, terms and conditions

• Licence you grant
  A licence to host, store and process content solely to provide the serviceinvideo, terms and conditions / recorded 2026-09-25

1What “limited to running the service” means here

A licence limited to running the service lets the tool store and process your text and show you the results while you use it. Among the tools read it is the narrowest grant.

2Other tools with this reading

Krea, Pictory, SceneMixer and Vyond have the same reading, which makes 5 of the 24 tools.

The reading rests on the terms as published on the day read; the tool was not asked to confirm it.

3Why it matters for a book

A licence is permission you give, not ownership you hand over. What changes from tool to tool is how long the permission lasts, whether it can pass to another company, and what the tool may do with a manuscript beyond making your video.

4invideo on the other clauses

• Rights you promise to hold: You warrant you hold the rights
• Uploads used for training: Kept out of training
• Handling of infringement: A notice-and-takedown route
• Whether uploads go public: Not stated in the terms read
• What deletion does: Not stated in the terms read

Inclusion rule. Every tool on the register, with or without its own page on this clause. Order. Alphabetical by tool name.

5More on this clause

• invideo, all six clauses
• Licence you grant the tool, every tool
• Higgsfield on this clause
• Krea on this clause