I've created a few videos so far with InVideo. (Most recent one: https://youtu.be/QarejJezVrA )

I also used to use Animoto back in the earlier 2000s when they were just starting out and the pricing model wasn't completely set yet. I've also recently used Lumen5 for a few videos.

I spend most of my time in the Adobe Suite (Premiere, Audition), and I run a Youtube Channel under my name, and a few others for clients. Basically, I know a thing or two about producing videos.

I'm impressed by the features, editing, capabilities of this platform for an online editor. Yes, there are a few glitches, but the value is tremendous for anyone who doesn't want to pay a lot of money, take a lot of time, and wants to produce a lot of short videos.

I do have an issue with little control over the background audio track though. InVideo features an auto-duck system so that if you include a video clip, the background music automatically lowers in volume. I have found this to be fairly inconsistent in the way it is handled - to the point where I need to introduce another video editor to adjust the levels or just not include background audio at all. I've had to use up a few credits just to try to see if maybe the preview copy was a glitch (a credit is used up when a final render is completed). I simply couldn't get it right, so I'm hoping a more advanced audio editor can be added to this.

So why full 5 stars? Well their support is responsive. Site speed, rendering, experience is good. I fully believe they are going to continually improve their platform.

I stacked a few, and I think anybody who is even remotely interested in video to get a code. No experience necessary to get decent results.