InVideo and Google Cloud Expand AI Filmmaking Partnership at India AI Summit

NEW DELHI: InVideo, a Mumbai-based AI video creation platform with 30 million users, announced an expanded enterprise partnership with Google Cloud on Monday at the India AI Impact Summit 2026, deepening an integration first launched in October 2025.

The new deal gives InVideo access to Google Cloud’s full AI technology stack including TPU and GPU infrastructure, Gemini, Imagen, Veo 3, and Lyria to build end-to-end cinematic production workflows for media studios, production houses, advertising agencies, and broadcast networks.

We’ve built a platform that serves 30 million creators. Now we’re focused on the future of filmmaking not as just a technology provider, but as a true partner to filmmakers

Sanket Shah, CEO of InVideo

The enterprise offering will power every stage of production: text-to-image generation, 4K cinematic video via Veo and Imagen, synchronized music and speech via Lyria, and real-time experimentation with lighting, blocking, and pacing all before a physical set is built. InVideo is also training its own custom AI models on Google Cloud’s architecture.

To address IP concerns, every AI-generated asset will carry SynthID watermarks Google’s imperceptible content authentication system alongside multi-layered safety filters and Copyright Indemnity protection against third-party intellectual property claims.

The announcement arrives as studios and production houses across India increasingly integrate AI into pre-visualization, post-production, and distribution workflows. InVideo will showcase the enterprise filmmaking stack at the India AI Film Festival on February 17 in New Delhi, where it also plans to announce three feature films developed in collaboration with major Indian production houses.

Filmmaking has always been an evolving art form, and today, AI is opening a new chapter where creators can bring concepts to life that were previously out of reach,

Sashi Sreedharan, Managing Director of Google Cloud India

The expanded deal positions InVideo as a direct enterprise competitor to traditional visual effects and production software vendors, targeting a film industry facing pressure to cut costs while scaling creative output.

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