I like that I can embed different videos into a single video and that layering is easy to follow, whether it's sound, image, or video. VEED consumes less time, making it time efficient, which is key for me. If I speak to the camera, I can add different scene videos to create a B-roll. The initial setup of VEED is very easy too. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The music library is so limited, and that is a challenge. When trying to make shorts from a video, funny emojis show up, and I couldn't find a way to delete them. And VEED is missing MASKING feature that CapCut has and that feature is very much needed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The tool is very easy to use, and the AI features are genuinely helpful—especially the automatic subtitles. I really like the variety of subtitle styles; they work well for creating content that feels effective and engaging. The template system is also a great touch, and it makes the whole process more convenient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Hmm, sometimes the bottom panel with all the frames is difficult to use. The interface between the video preview and the timeline panel could be improved.

Some subtitle features are also hard to use, but it depends of the sub model. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like the simple ability to record a video while the teleprompter is rolling, all in one platform. The editing tools are straightforward, too. It’s especially great when you need to record lots of scripted, speaking-to-the-camera videos each week. The return on investment is very clear especially when using this platform for things like grant application videos. I like the performance as well, specifically when it comes to the editing and export performance. I like that, for my more tech friendly friends, I can talk about the integrations they can do with other apps and platforms that they use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm not a big fan of the pricing. Especially because I personally don't use the AI features. I wish there was a more a la carte pricing model. To remove the watermarks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how VEED makes it very easy to create a professional video for my social media pages. I'm trained in advanced software like Adobe Premiere, but I often find myself just using VEED because of its ease of use and great-looking editing power. I appreciate that its features are designed in a way that lets me create a professional result in such a quick amount of time. Although I've used other tools to fix poor video or audio quality, VEED's audio cleanup assistant works great a lot. I also found the initial setup to be super easy. It does a great job at what you need it to do, providing fantastic support for creating content quickly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Every now and then I've run into some lag or glitches that can create weird effects in my videos, but they have been rare. Although VEED's audio cleanup assistant works great a lot, I wish there were a way to choose how much of the audio processing was applied. Sometimes I don't want 100% of the clean audio; I only want 50% so that I can keep some of the natural audio sound and still clean it up a bit. The lack of that feature has made me edit audio in Premiere first before doing subtitles/graphics in VEED. It's not powerful enough to replace a full-on software video editor; I've still needed to keep Premiere installed for certain edits. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

First off, it's a no-brainer to use. I'm no tech genius, and Veed.io gets that. Drag, drop, and voilà – video done. Perfect for a busy bee like me, always buzzing around.

But the real game changer? Subtitles! Veed.io makes adding subtitles a walk in the park.

In a world of digital tools, Veed.io is my secret sauce for making video edits fun and stress-free. If you want an editing buddy that gets your vibe and schedule, Veed.io is the one. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Disliking Veed.io? Impossible!

This tool is my video-editing superhero. Its simplicity is a game-changer – no tech fuss, just drag, drop, and done.

If someone asks what I dislike about Veed.io, my answer is a resounding nothing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how VEED makes it easy to cut out filler words and silence moments with just a toggle switch; it automatically removes them, which saves me a lot of time. I also appreciate that when adding subtitles, the subtitle script is almost 100% perfect, rarely having any mistakes. The subtitle design options are great, offering amazing choices that can be easily added to videos. Setting up VEED was no hustle at all, very, very simple, making it perfect for someone who needs basic editing features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The time it takes to create short video clips out of a long one using AI is just a lot. Maybe guys can work on that. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I’ve found most helpful about VEED is how effortlessly it bridges the gap between an idea and a finished, professional video. In our work at Bravo Zulu Media, we’re constantly turning scripts into short-form, high-impact content, and VEED makes that process feel intuitive rather than technical.

The scene-based editing approach is especially valuable. It allows us to think in terms of storytelling—each line, each moment, each visual—rather than getting lost in complicated timelines. That alone has transformed how quickly we can build engaging videos that actually connect with people.

The integration of AI voiceovers, subtitles, and visual layering has also been a game changer. We’re able to produce clean, dynamic content with a cinematic feel, without needing a full production team. It gives us the flexibility to maintain quality while scaling our output across YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.

Most importantly, VEED helps us stay consistent. It allows us to replicate our format, maintain our branding, and deliver content that feels cohesive across every platform. Instead of spending time wrestling with software, we’re able to focus on the message—which, for us, is everything.

VEED doesn’t just help us edit videos. It helps us communicate more clearly, more effectively, and more consistently than ever before. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While VEED has been a powerful tool for our content creation, there are a few areas where it could improve. As projects become more complex, the platform can occasionally feel limited compared to more advanced editing software. Fine-tuning precise timing, layering multiple elements, or managing longer-form videos can sometimes require a bit more work than expected.

There are also moments where performance can slow down, especially when working with multiple scenes, high-resolution assets, or longer timelines. This doesn’t happen constantly, but when it does, it can interrupt the creative flow.

One area that could definitely be improved is error handling. When issues occur, the platform sometimes provides generic error codes that don’t clearly explain what went wrong or how to fix it. More descriptive, actionable error messages would make troubleshooting much faster and reduce frustration during the editing process.

Additionally, while the simplicity of the platform is one of its strengths, it can also mean fewer advanced controls for users who want deeper customization. Certain effects, transitions, or detailed adjustments aren’t as flexible as what you might find in more robust editing tools.

That said, these limitations don’t take away from the overall value of VEED. For fast, high-quality content creation—especially short-form video—it remains one of the most efficient and user-friendly platforms available. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love that VEED makes our process much smoother and is an easy platform to understand. I've never had an issue trying to understand the platform or find the tools I need. Everything I can imagine is available, and I've found even more tools that I didn't expect to have, all consolidated in one place. I really appreciate that VEED lets me save my files in different formats like MP3, MP4, and GIF, which saves me time from having to convert them elsewhere. The platform is so easy to use that even a five-year-old could understand it, yet it's powerful enough to create professional videos and generate professional voices and editing. I also found the initial setup super easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I don't like that sometimes when you're gonna expand a picture, it doesn't really let you put the picture exactly where you want. It doesn't let me crop the picture pixel by pixel or exactly when I want it. It sometimes might go over the line that I wanted. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use VEED for editing short videos and shorts, and it really optimizes my time a lot with the AI plan for cuts and subtitles, where I only need to make minimal adjustments. The AI quick cut tool is insanely good for long videos, and the tool that removes a lot of time without voice is also great, as sometimes it's a point that goes unnoticed. When I don't have much time and need to deliver the videos, these tools do it in seconds, and I only need to review and adjust, which greatly helps with time management. Additionally, the initial setup of VEED was very easy, which any beginner can do, which is great. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I believe that creating videos with avatars has a very tight timeframe, sometimes it's impossible to have a good result in 5 seconds. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the simplicity of VEED because I am not an expert in video editing. I can use the tool and make edits simply by following the instructions that appear on the screen. I also like the speed of VEED, as I can quickly export and share the video as soon as I record it. VEED's tools help with productivity, especially for making cuts during pauses between speeches. I really like these aspects of the tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's a problem that has been resolved, I don't see it happening anymore. The session used to drop all the time when I was editing videos, so I always had this fear that I needed to keep saving all the time to make sure I wouldn't lose anything. I had already lost hours using VEED, recording content, and when I went to edit, my login session dropped, and I lost everything I had recorded. That was really bad. It's been a while since I've seen this kind of situation happen again. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.