VEED

VEED is an end-to-end, browser-based video editing and creation platform built for individuals and teams who want to create, edit, collaborate, and publish videos without leaving their browser. It combines core editing tools with AI-powered capabilities such as subtitles, translations, and avatar-based talking-head videos.

For editing, you can split, trim, crop, rotate, and loop, then enhance your video with audio improvements and noise/background-focused AI features. VEED also supports automatic subtitles and translations (over 100 languages), plus text-to-speech and voice-related AI features to speed up production.

To keep output consistent at scale, VEED includes brand controls (Brand Kit) and collaboration workflows (Review mode with time-stamped feedback). There’s also a large stock library (2M+ assets), screen/webcam recording, and export and publishing support for major social platforms, plus an API option via Fabric 1.0 API.

Is VEED a browser-based video editor or do I need to download software?

VEED is designed to create and edit directly in your browser, so you can work without installing a desktop editor.

What kinds of AI features can I use in VEED for video editing?

VEED supports AI subtitles and translations (over 100 languages), background/noise-related tools, and AI voice and avatar-related features, alongside AI edit tools for faster production.

Can VEED help teams collaborate and review video projects?

Yes. VEED includes Review mode for time-stamped feedback, plus Brand Kit to help keep videos consistent with your brand assets.

Does VEED offer a way to try it before committing to a paid plan?

Yes. VEED offers a free starting option with no credit card required, so you can explore core features before upgrading.

Can I translate subtitles into many languages?

Yes. VEED can translate subtitles into over 100 languages.

Does VEED support recording and where can I publish or export videos?

VEED supports screen/webcam recording and publishing/export to platforms like YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, with options to share video links and support live streaming.