VEED

Browser-based video editor with automatic subtitles, translation and dubbing

AI Video CreationFree planOverseasβ˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜† 4.0

What is VEED?

VEED is a browser-based video editor aimed at teams that need to publish quickly. It covers the staples of online video work: automatic subtitles in many languages, translation and dubbing, background removal, screen and webcam recording, and templates for common social formats. AI features include text-to-video, eye-contact correction and audio cleanup, all reachable without installing anything. Because projects live in the browser, several people can work on the same file and hand it back and forth, which is the practical reason agencies and marketing teams choose it over a desktop application.

Last updated: 2026-09-20. This site only provides an index; for exact features, pricing, and licensing, see the official website.

Key features

  • Automatic subtitles in many languages with editable styling
  • Translation and AI dubbing for publishing the same video in other languages
  • Browser-based timeline editing with templates for social formats
  • Screen and webcam recording, including both at once for demos
  • Background removal, eye-contact correction and audio cleanup
  • Team workspaces with shared brand assets and review comments

Pros & cons

Strengths

  • Nothing to install, and projects are shareable by link
  • Caption, translation and dubbing cover a full localisation pass
  • Browser collaboration suits agencies handing work between people

Watch out for

  • Long or complex projects get sluggish in a browser
  • Export quality and length are limited on lower tiers
  • Watermarks appear on output from the free plan

Best for & use cases

social clips, subtitled marketing videos, tutorials and localisation work

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FAQ

Can I edit without installing software?

Yes. Everything runs in the browser, which is the main selling point for freelancers and teams on shared or locked-down machines. Browser performance does become a constraint on long, multi-track projects.

How good is the translation and dubbing?

Good enough for reach, not for sensitive material. Dozens of languages are supported, but idiomatic phrasing and lip timing still benefit from a native speaker reviewing the result before it is published.

Are my uploads private?

Files are processed in the cloud and stored with your project. For confidential material, read the current privacy terms and check whether your plan offers any additional controls before uploading.