How to make invitation videos with AI
Learn to generate professional invitation videos using Flixly AI tools including Seedance 2.0, Kling 3.0 and built-in music and caption features. Finish a polished 1080p clip in minutes.
TL;DR
Sign up, buy credits, pick Seedance 2.0 or Kling 3.0, write a detailed prompt with timing notes, generate a draft, add generated music and auto-captions, then export at 1080p. Most users complete a basic invite in 8 to 12 minutes using 20 to 35 credits total.
Start by signing up at /auth/register and buying credits to access over 50 models for video generation. Flixly lets you build invitation videos from simple text prompts or reference images without complex editing software.
Picking the best model for invites
Seedance 2.0 handles short motion clips well for event announcements. It produces 5-second 1080p outputs from text descriptions like "elegant wedding invite with gold text on black background". Kling 3.0 adds better character consistency when you want a narrator face across frames.
Veo 3.1 works for longer sequences up to 12 seconds. Users often combine it with text to video for initial drafts then refine in image to video. Wan 2.7 supports anime-style invites if your event has a playful theme.
Model specs comparison
| Model | Max Duration | Resolution | Credit Cost | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2.0 | 5s | 1080p | 12 | Quick event teasers |
| Kling 3.0 | 8s | 720p | 18 | Character-led stories |
| Veo 3.1 | 12s | 1080p | 25 | Detailed motion posters |
| Sora 2 | 10s | 720p | 22 | Cinematic openings |
Building the first draft
Enter a prompt such as "formal birthday invitation video with floating balloons and RSVP text at the bottom" into the text-to-video tool. Add timing details like "text appears at 0:02 and fades at 0:07" for precise control.
Reference images improve results. Upload a photo of the venue or a sample card to image to video. This keeps colors and layout consistent across generations.
Generate three variations then pick the strongest one. Each run consumes credits so test prompts on lower-cost models first.
Layering sound and captions
Attach custom audio next. Use music generation to create a 15-second upbeat track matching the event mood. Export as MP3 then import into the video editor.
Text to speech reads the invite details aloud. Choose Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS for natural pacing. Set voice speed to 1.1x for a warm tone.
Add auto captions so viewers follow without sound. Position text at bottom center with 24pt font and 3-second display time per line.
Final touches and export
Apply motion poster effects to make static text elements glide smoothly. Test lip sync only if a spokesperson appears on screen via lip sync.
Export at 1080p 30fps for social sharing. Files stay under 25 MB for easy upload to Instagram or email.
Check the dashboard for batch options when sending multiple versions with different dates or guest names.
Visit the [pricing](/ #pricing) page to see credit bundles that fit frequent creators. Sign up today and try your first invitation video at dashboard.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to make an AI invitation video?▾
Most users finish a 1080p invitation video in 8 to 12 minutes. This includes prompt writing, two generations, audio addition, and export.
Which Flixly model works best for invitation videos?▾
Seedance 2.0 gives quick 5-second clips at 12 credits. Kling 3.0 offers stronger character consistency for 8-second versions at 18 credits.
Can I add my own music to the invitation video?▾
Yes. Generate a track with the music tool or upload an MP3. Both options integrate directly in the video editor before final export.
What resolution should invitation videos use for social media?▾
Export at 1080p 30fps. This size stays under 25 MB and displays cleanly on Instagram, TikTok, and email clients.
How many credits does a typical invitation video cost?▾
Expect 20 to 35 credits for a finished clip. This covers one main generation, music, captions, and a single revision.
