Medeo

Medeo is a web-based AI video generator where users chat to create and edit videos from text, audio, images, video or links, with a visual track, stock assets, AI voices and 16:9 or 9:16 export.

Medeo is a browser-based video generator built around a chat window. Instead of opening a timeline and learning an editor, the user describes the video they want in plain language and the assistant assembles it. Inputs can be text, audio, images, existing video or a link, which makes it possible to start from a script, a product page or a rough set of clips and end up with a finished cut. The same conversation handles revisions. A request such as making a section faster or swapping the music is applied to the project directly, so changes feel closer to giving notes to an editor than operating software. For people who prefer hands-on control, a visual track shows every sound, subtitle and asset, and each element can be dragged and adjusted while the track stays aligned with the script. Chat and manual editing therefore work on one project rather than as separate modes. Several production features are aimed at repeatable output. Character consistency lets a creator keep one character's look while placing them in new locations, actions and emotions. An asset library offers millions of stock images and videos plus hundreds of AI voices, and users can also upload their own files, text and URLs. Finished projects export in both 16:9 and 9:16, covering widescreen players and vertical social feeds from the same source. The homepage also showcases a gallery of ready-made recipes, such as giant-scale composites, pet skits and lyric visuals, that can be reused as starting points. Medeo suits marketers producing ads, educators building explainers, and solo creators making animated shorts or social clips who have no editing background. It sits between prompt-only video generators, which output a clip and leave refinement to the user, and traditional editors, which demand skill but offer precision. Teams that need frame-level control or a mature collaboration workflow may still reach for conventional software, while those who want fast drafts and conversational iteration are the intended audience.