Veed is a full video editor that runs in the browser with AI features layered on: auto subtitles, eye contact correction, background removal, translation. It is not the most powerful editor, but it needs no install and handles the common social formats well. Collaboration is smoother than most desktop tools.
Who it is for
A small team editing social video in the browser without installing anything.
Key features
- Timeline editor with multi-track audio
- Auto subtitles with styling and translation
- Eye contact and background removal
- Screen and camera recording
- Team workspaces with review links
Where it falls short
Browser editing has a ceiling: long timelines get sluggish, and the AI features are sold as add-ons, so the subscription grows with every feature you use.
Pricing
Free plan exports at 720p with a Veed badge. Paid starts around $12 a month and removes the badge and raises resolution. The AI minutes are separately capped, which is the part people miss.
Prices move; the tier structure is the part that stays true. Check current pricing on Veed.
Alternatives to Veed
Frequently asked
Is Veed free?
Partly. Free plan exports at 720p with a Veed badge. Paid starts around $12 a month and removes the badge and raises resolution. The AI minutes are separately capped, which is the part people miss.
What is Veed best for?
A small team editing social video in the browser without installing anything.
What are the best alternatives to Veed?
The closest substitutes we list are InVideo, Kapwing and Pictory. They sit in a similar price bracket but make a different trade-off, so read the weaknesses section of each review before switching.
Which platforms does Veed run on?
Veed is available on Web.