VEED Reviews & Product Details

I have been using VEED for the last year, primarily for video editing, social media posts, and various projects, and I've found its new AI capabilities, especially the FEED fabric, to be incredible. This multipurpose tool has evolved into an ultimate video editing platform, enhancing my ability to create content with its AI-driven features. VEED's capacity to consolidate multiple tools into a single platform simplifies my projects and personal tasks considerably, making them more straightforward and easy to execute. The setup was straightforward and user-friendly, allowing me to quickly start working on my projects without delay. This all-in-one platform allows me to create, narrate, and edit videos, saving me a significant amount of time, effort, and money by eliminating the need for multiple separate tools. The ease of making subtitles and the efficacy of the FEED fabric in animating images further enhance my creative processes. I also appreciate the comprehensive suite of AI generation tools within VEED that support a wide range of video-making endeavors. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the price of VEED a bit too expensive at times. Additionally, the amount of credits provided and what you actually get for those credits are not clearly defined, which creates confusion. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

VEED is super easy to use with a lot of features. They've also continued to roll out many new AI features as free upgrades to their moderate plans over time, which is great. Originally, I got VEED because it enabled me to create quick, flashy subtitles with nice animations that are great for video engagement in ads, etc. More recently, some of the AI features have also been useful, such as eye contact correction, background removal, and quick editing of cuts. I really like the new rollout of the 'script' feature which enables you to edit the video using the transcript instead of having to listen back to the entire thing (it also highlights silences for easy deletion). This was one of my favorite features in Premier Pro... and now VEED has it built in as well. Also, exporting videos is VERY fast when compared to Premiere Pro. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Only thing I haven't really liked is that, at least in the past, their higher tiered subscription with full access to specialized AI features like creating an AI avatar was super expensive... and video generation credits were extremely high when compared to using other platforms. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We've been using VEED to create video tutorials and demos in multiple languages using the AI video generator, and the results have been incredible.

The client response has been overwhelmingly positive — prospects can now see our products in action much sooner, understand the features at their own pace, and engage with our content more effectively.

VEED has allowed us to deliver a better customer experience while significantly reducing the manpower required on our side. What used to take days of manual work can now be produced in a fraction of the time.

This efficiency means our team can focus on new initiatives and innovation instead of repetitive production tasks.

In short, VEED has completely transformed how we create and share product tutorials — it's intuitive, fast, and delivers professional-quality results every time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only downside we've noticed is that auto-subtitling can occasionally be unreliable, especially when using text-to-speech and cropping — it sometimes fails, which can be a bit frustrating. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

VEED is very easy to use for editing videos online. It has a clean interface, and everything is pretty simple to find: add subtitles, cut clips, and export fast without needing any technical background. VEED also has AI-powered tools that make captioning and trimming a lot faster, saving lots of time. It works right in your browser and requires no downloads, which is just perfect for quick projects or if you are a complete novice. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It does not have options to create animation videos for kids by default. It caters to only making professional videos. It can also be frustrating if you need to do any complicated projects or use more creative effects since options are limited. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

VEED's subtitle generation is extremely helpful to my video production. I genuinely don't think I'd be NEARLY as successful from my videos without VEED's help. And being able to easily download the subtitles as an .SRT file is an added plus for adding my own closed captioning for longer videos, even if I don't use the VEED subtitle function on them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Rarely, a problem will happen on VEED's end that I have no control over. Most recently, the "Impact Pop" animation was not exporting correctly and would "pop" in from the sides of the word instead of the middle like how it looked in the editor. I dealt with this for two full weeks, as VEED's customer support would rarely get back to me and wouldn't explain what went wrong even when I explicitly asked. We ended on a sort of compromise: it won't pop in from the sides, but that because it no longer will pop in at all. It's better, but it's still not ideal. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love Veeds usability. It is really intuitive, and uses AI for functions such as generating subtitles. There is so many ways in which you can edit your video, with styles and music. I use Veed a couple of times a week to edit videos for clients and it is always seemless. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing major at all. I think Veed really meets my needs. It would be great if there was the option to edit a repeated word, via auto-generated subtitles. It can be time-consuming to edit a misspelt word in a longer video. Once It's typed the new spelling is updated in the video. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

VEED easily allows my team to input, edit, and export video to deploy on a variety of social media platforms with ease. The AI-driven features such as automatic subtitling are accurate and speedy, saving us hundreds of hours, and the exports are lightning fast. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes new features are rolled out a little too quickly - leading to accidentally errors such as including AI elements in videos where we may not want them. As an organisation that has to be careful about AI usage, that can be tricky. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use VEED to make product videos for my data analytics and observability platform. Overall it’s been pretty good. It’s easy enough to use, and I can get videos done without needing much background in editing. The end results look fine for what I need, and the interface is straightforward enough that I don’t have to spend a lot of time figuring it out.

I’d give it an A-. It’s useful, it does what I need, but it has a few rough spots that make it less enjoyable to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are downsides though. The captioning doesn’t always work the way it should, it’s buggy and I usually need to fix things manually. Editing can feel clunky too. Sometimes things don’t move or save the way I expect, so I end up redoing steps. It also runs a little slow when projects get bigger, which makes it harder to keep working smoothly.

I often think about how Canva feels compared to this. Canva is faster, smoother, and more consistent. VEED isn’t bad, but it doesn’t have that same seamless workflow. It feels very in-browser, compared to something like Premiere. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's pretty simple and easy to use and the final results, if you put some effort, can be really good for instagram reels and similar content. Also there are some useful feature like subtitles and personalization of them, stickers, animations for the images, precise video editing, possibility of adjusting tones and colors of videos and images Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There some bugs, for example after putting a transition it appears some flickering, like a black frame, after that transition. Also, too many features are with high-level premium subscription. The GUI is simple and clear, but way too often it glitches and appears difficult to use. Also, sometimes the audio overlaps between different sources and it's unclear why it happens, way too often you notice it when you already downloaded the video and so you have to open the program again and fix it again Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I’ve been in video marketing for over 20 years, and I never thought I’d see the day where “regular” business owners—folks who don’t consider themselves techies—would be confidently editing their own videos.

But thanks to Veed.io, that’s exactly what’s happening. I’ve used Veed for the past two years, and it makes editing so simple that anyone can look like a pro. From captions to templates to polish—it’s all easy, fast, and fun.

If you’ve ever felt like video editing was out of your league, Veed changes the game. It makes video creation possible for everyone. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There's no way to "double time" the playback. I would liek to be able to edit with the footage being sped up. I also don't like if you pick a song, and then you decide you don't like it, you have to go back thru several steps to get back to picking the music. The "cropping" feature - meaning to just resize your footage is not efficient to work with - and it would be great if it had a "lock" ratio option. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.