Medeo Opiniones 31

While it may seem like you're purchasing a monthly subscription, you might actually be signed up for a full-year subscription without realising it. If you're not careful, you could end up paying over $300 for a service you’re not sure you'll need. Additionally, if you contact support, you may find it totally unhelpful. This process feels misleading and almost scam-like, so please be careful if you're considering making a purchase.

GAME CHANGER! My favourite AI software. I can use this for my business and personal use.

I tested numerous apps prior to this and none as good as this one. Super easy and straightforward.

When I was using the platform, it wasn’t very clear how many credits were being consumed. Since I started with the Pro version, I had plenty of credits, but this is an area that could be improved.

Also, when I asked the AI to edit my videos, I tried several prompts, but the results didn’t fully match what I wanted. It would be better if there were some tips or tutorials to guide users.

Overall, I would recommend this product. I wasn’t very familiar with video creation before, and this made it much easier for me to get started, so I would be willing to keep using it.

I used Medeo to create a product testimonial video. What stood out most for me was the quality of the visuals created immediately from my prompt. The creation flow felt smooth and simple. The main issue I had was once the video was created, I could not get it to play through without stopping. I am bad about keeping a lot of tabs open, so it would be helpful to have information in onboarding about things that could lead to this type of experience so the user understands upfront what conditions need to be before beginning with the tool.

I liked the simplicity of the UI and how the ai agent visually tells you what it's doing at every step of the process. Even after providing a very throughouh prompt, I still left out some details such as music, but it still proactiveiyl suggested the best BGM for my project based on the theme, concept and story. It could use some room for improvement in the initial home page (discovery of the search bar wasn't clear at first) but once you find it, nothing can stop you from having a good time creating something. I could see the potentially being integrated with tiktok or youtube to seamlessly upload into my channels from the platform itself.

The onboarding was not there, I mean I just logged in, and was shown alot of videos but there was no "welcome" message or "do this first, then this, then this", etc. i onboarded myself. It felt a little slow when it used up all my credits, and it kept me waiting for output, but that can be overlooked by the amazing results.

This is a cool app for easy video generation. You enter what you want, then also you can edit the video, or rearrange scenes. It also generates sound, voice and other effects.

I recently tested this AI video creation platform and was impressed by how easy and intuitive the creative flow felt. One standout feature for me was the script - to video tool. I pasted a short cinematic script and the platform quickly generated a narrated scene. It understood all components I asked for.

The visuals and VoiceOver were decent, especially for first pass and quickly prototyping ideas without needing editing skills. However I asked it to replicate a zoom in for earth effect, one that was already a trending feature. I asked for it to zoom from earth into the shard then to a lady on a desk on one of the floors and she will say "welcome". It zoomed to the shard from earth very well but when it came to the lady it created 2 separate clips leaving a jump cut. I asked for a transition through the glass but it didn't quite understand the prompt. I feel like maybe some replies from AI with other similar prompts it can do would benefit for the user to explain further what they mean to be able to get the right video created.

Overall, it's a strong concept with real potential. I would recommend maybe a percentage bar to show how long the generating has left / is going to take. so the editor knows the expected time it would take rather than just a buffering wheel saying 'waiting'

I would use in the future.

Terrible "experience" with Medeo.

Their customer service is non existent. They don't listen to questions & reports provided by the customer. Then take over a week to get back to you. The reply will be some self generated gibberish that is not related to your query.

They apologise only to act in exactly the same way.

I reported a fraudulent transaction and they couldn't care less. Claimed I paid for a trial and subscription yet I have no email from them confirming so but I have been charged.

Perhaps the company is in fact a scam. Would make a lot of sense.

I have had to go via my bank for a refund and cancel my card due to expected fraudulent activity.

My recommendation is to avoid at all costs. There are countless AI services out there, and their horrific lack of customer service certainly would lead me to never be a customer despite never trying their product. Genuinely atrocious.

Medeo honestly caught me off guard, in a good way. The whole creation flow just felt natural from the start, like the platform actually thought about how real people navigate things. Clear labels, no overwhelming menus, and I never once felt lost trying to figure out what to do next. The editing tools were easy to get into, and the customization options genuinely add value.
The only real hiccups were performance-related. The overall site felt slow to load, things dragged during editing and the export took longer than I'd hoped, a bit frustrating when you're excited to see the final result.
Overall, it's a solid pick for beginners, worth trying, with room to grow.

- The website and tool a very simple to use and understand.
- Video creation was not hard to do and there were many options to choose form in terms of how you wanted to create your video
- After the video was created the editing portion layout and experience was also nice and simple
- I was able to add my own characters, music, speech and so on without any trouble.
- The only con I have is that video generation can take quite a bit of time

My experience with Medeo was smooth and easy. it has predictable homepage where I can find all the needed stuff, as most application in AI industry do, like chat with a model, attachments, and size options. the good thing is having templates upfront. it helps me decide which one is better suited to my idea. free labels on the templates are also highlighting which one I can use immediately.
From my perspective, generating can process your prompts, whether they consist of a single sentence or are a complete script. However, generating itself goes a bit slower than i expected. For me, it's not big deal, I won't use it for corporate ads. I will focus on my personal goals.
As i see, the video editor interface is uncomplicated, and it has a user-friendly UI. During the generation of video like Visual, BGM appears in the chat. AI provides clarification for each step in the chat, which helps clarify what exactly happens behind the scenes.
But I'm confused about when the video was generated because the provided clips have a non-editable soundtrack. I spent some times to realizing that. That's why I didn't see a caption for those clips. So, I added one layer with speech, just typing a prompt in the chat, it went fast, by the way.
Also I wanna mention that video at the end looks good: resolution is perfect, movements are smooth, colors fit my expectation. I didn't see any distortion or issues with images and clips. AI recognizes my idea as I imagined. That's really cool!

I have enjoyed working with this program to create a custom video. Some of the pros for Medeo are that it is extremely easy to work with and very intuitive. You can browse through pre-created ideas and add your own spin on them or you can type in your idea and it will create a script, background music, and video for you. I typed in my idea with a few parameters and it created something pretty close to what I had in mind. There were a few details I wanted to have changed, and I only needed to write out the changes and it got it right after the next time around. Having one program that does the script, music, and video was very convenient instead of having to go to multiple programs and then combine everything together.
There are a few opportunities for improvement that I could see. When I first went into the site, I wrote out my idea without realizing I needed to log in and create an account first. When it prompted me to create an account, all of my previous work disappeared. It would be nice if you were prompted to create an account first or either you didn’t lose your idea when you made an account. It also would have been nice if it had a countdown of sorts that let you know how much longer it was going to take to create the video. Also, I was never able get an export of the video from the site, it would get to about 50% of processing and then error out. I’m not sure if I ran out of credits to do this or not, but it started the process and never finished it. Speaking of credits, the pre-created ideas are pretty reasonable pricing wise, but the custom videos will definitely burn up credits very quickly on the lower plan.

All in all, definitely a program to try out to see if it works for your business or fun creative needs.

I loved how simple and easy it is to create videos on Medeo!

The process is really straightforward and I'm blown away by how in-depth it's able to go with just a simple prompt. I'm a personal trainer and love using this to demonstrate technique cues, form notes, or variations in an exercise.

I could tell the video was AI but it was one of the best I've seen honestly as far as quality and it only took some minor tweaking to get it to look the way I wanted.

Of course with AI it's not going to be perfect (the muscles in the athlete's legs were....a little peculiar looking haha) but at the end of the day it took a video that would have taken me hours to film and edit using myself as the subject, and was able to create, edit and export in less than 30 minutes.

I actually overcomplicated it at first. I would love to have an option to be able to click on and edit individual clips, or edit individual steps in the process, but honestly just using the chat to explain what I wanted to change was so much simpler than I expected.

Highly recommend for anyone looking to create AI videos simply and easily.

I spent a fair amount of time checking out Medeo, and overall, I came away with a positive impression. It’s a well-thought-out platform that lowers the barrier to entry for experimenting with AI workflows, which is something I think a lot of tools in this space still struggle with.
One of the first things I noticed was how easy it was to get started. You don’t need to be particularly technical to find your footing here. The interface is clean and laid out in a way that makes sense, without a lot of clutter or unnecessary complexity. I’ve used plenty of software over the years where you spend more time figuring out where things are than actually using them, and that’s not the case here. The onboarding process does a good job of walking you through the essentials, so you can get up to speed without feeling overwhelmed.
After getting comfortable with the basics, what stood out to me was the flexibility. Medeo gives you enough structure to guide you, but not so much that it feels restrictive. You can experiment with different workflows, try out ideas, and iterate pretty quickly. Whether you’re interested in content creation, automating routine tasks, or just exploring what AI can do, it feels like the platform gives you room to do that without getting in your way.
I also appreciate that it seems to cater to a wide range of users. If you’re just starting out, it’s approachable and doesn’t assume a lot of prior knowledge. At the same time, it looks like there’s enough depth there for more experienced users who want to build out more involved use cases. That balance isn’t easy to strike, but Medeo does a respectable job of it.
That said, it’s clear the platform is still evolving. There are areas where things feel a bit early or not fully fleshed out yet. In particular, I’d like to see more advanced customization options down the line, especially for users who want finer control over how their workflows behave. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it’s something that would take the platform to the next level.
Overall, I think Medeo is a solid entry in this space. It’s practical, easy to use, and flexible enough to make it worth your time if you’re interested in experimenting with AI. With some continued development and added features, I could see it becoming a go-to tool for a lot of people.
Pros:
• Easy to use, even if you’re not very technical
• Clean, straightforward interface that doesn’t get in the way
• Flexible enough to support a variety of AI use cases
• Quick onboarding that helps you get productive fast
Cons:
• Some areas still feel early or underdeveloped
• Could benefit from more advanced customization and control options

I really enjoyed using Medeo, it provided vast AI model selection options and great user experience. I really liked how it automatically selected models and suggested AI revisions on my video generation. Only downside was it took considerably longer when generating a video. I guess that speed depends on whether you are generating a video or an image.

I like the minimalistic panel, it is easy to navigate. The chatbot is really helpful for editing. I like how llm picked the right style for a video just from a short prompt. The thing that could be improved is editing toolkit. You cannot change the pace, split a video, or do simple editing tasks without spending credits.

Three hands in a video, 3 feet in another slide, music added when specifically prompted not to, text added when prompted not to, and inaccurate rendering of prompts. Leaving 1 out of 5 usable videos wasting credits repeatedly. I gave them a second shot from the first time I tried them thinking if I kept everything simple, I'd have a better experience. I did not.

Medeo’s purpose is clear from the visuals and verbiage on the start page. The prompts are pretty clear, although and I did have a challenge initially..

I wrote 30-second script that I wanted to generate video from. I spent some time exploring the recipe boards and the last one I looked at was “Gugugaga’s Tail” so, the first video generated from my script was of a penguin character!

Then, I went back , looked at and selected the 'Animated Storyboard” script and added this script to the prompt:

Scene 1: Morning Struggle
Visual: A dimly lit bedroom. An attractive, african-american woman in her 50s sits on the edge of her bed, wincing as she slowly stands up. She clutches her lower back, her movements stiff and labored.
Audio: Soft, somber music plays.
 
Scene 2: Evening Exhaustion
Visual: The woman sits on a couch, we see the glow of the television illuminating the room as she looks tired and defeated. A bag of Doritos and other junk food are scattered around her. She takes a bite of a chip, her expression weary.
Audio: The music continues, slightly heavier.
 
Scene 3: A Healthier Choice
Visual: Bright, natural lighting. The woman sits at a kitchen table, smiling as she bites into a crisp apple. The table is filled with vibrant fresh fruits and vegetables—apples, carrots, leafy greens, and berries.
Audio: The music shifts to an uplifting, hopeful tone.
 
Scene 4: Joyful Connection
Visual: A wide shot of the woman laughing and running on the beach with her grandchildren. The sun sets in the background, casting a golden glow. She looks vibrant and full of energy.
Audio: The music crescendos, evoking joy and triumph.
 
Closing Text on Screen
"Small changes, big impact. Choose wellness.”

The initial rendering only too a few minutes, which is pretty impressive. I realized though, that since was shown eating Doritos - it could be interpreted as a negative commentary toward my favorite junk food. (I know there are a lot of folks who have much to say about that…)

It also had her situated in a run down living room, sitting on a dirty coach, wearing a dirty t-shirt and pulling a chocolate chip cookie out of a bag of chips. 🤦🏾‍♀️



The next prompt I provided: “Change scene 2 so the woman is sitting on the couch in a beautiful, living room with the woman wearing a gold leisure wear pants outfit. She should take a chip out of the bag (not a cookie) before biting it.

Then it rendered a scene with those details. It also had with empty aluminum cans laying on the couch arm and on the seat next to her, so I added this prompt: 

“remove the empty cans from the scene and add a glass of iced tea sitting on a table in front of her”

Once that was finished rendering, I noticed that the couch still looked like an inherited antique. So, I asked for it to be modernized.

Once that was rendered, completed, the Medeo’s chat reply was: 
“Updated! Scene 2 now features a sleek modern low-profile sectional sofa in a contemporary living room with clean lines and stylish decor.”

That was Kool.

The great thing is, Medea’s functionality allows for the output to be edited beautifully, and that is refreshing. Removing the need to recreate working around the stereotypes, will reflect the mastery and creativity that has clearly been used to create Medeo and attract international usage.



Take Aways: 

Very easy to Use - Making style, character appearance and scene setting changes is remarkable easy.

Professional Cinematic Use: Use of cinematic direction and styling prompts are clearly understood and suggested.

Usage Clarification:
Make it clearer that the video generated with be based upon script last clicked on. Maybe say that for a specific story - use the storyboard option. Given that was the first thing on the list, I admit I may have just missed it.


Humanistic Sensitivity:
As with many of the AI tools I’ve used, there are some glitches I’ll call “stereotypical” that I had to work around and could be interpreted as offensive. Given that offensive messaging built in to AI is typical, average and ordinary that wasn’t a surprise. I noticed when I added please and thank you to my requests, the response tone shifted to be more kind and sensitive to my needs.

In summary, this product is truly a remarkable storytelling tool. I am very impressed with the clarity of the instructions provided in the chat. Omitting the need to correct for negative stereotypes — Medeo will definitely be viewed as the exceptional tool of choice.
Absolutely Brilliant

I liked how Medeo lets you generate a video for you based on you what you type into the prompt and the customization options it provides. However, the adjustments you want Medeo to make in the prompt don't always work the way you want it and there's only so much it can do. Also, the export function doesn't work so that problem needs to be addressed. This video creation software has potential to be better but the problems need to be fixed.

I had a disappointing experience with Medeo.app (operated by ONE2X Technologies).

I was charged for a subscription unintentionally on March 27, 2026, and attempted to contact their support team (support at one2x.ai) within minutes of the transaction. At that time, their contact center was closed, and despite multiple follow-up emails since then, I have not received any response.

In addition, the platform itself was not functioning properly. I encountered repeated technical errors (including API-related failures) when trying to access or download generated content, which prevented me from using the service as intended.

Given both the lack of customer support and the inability to use the product due to technical issues, this experience has been frustrating. I have since initiated a dispute with my credit card provider.

I would recommend that others proceed with caution and verify refund policies and platform reliability before subscribing.

Happy to provide screenshots if helpful.

Edit 04/03/2026: Email sent to Medeo as per the response with details on my issue. Awaiting Response.