Shotz vs Veed
Veed is a browser video editor with subtitles, transcript editing, avatars and a long list of AI tools, made for teams who make a lot of video. Shotz is in the browser too, and starts from a sentence: it watches your clips, finds the moments and makes the cut.
Everyday video in the browser. Subtitles, trims, recordings and quick tools for social and company video.
Editing by asking. Shotz finds the moments in your footage, cuts it, captions it and fills the gaps with generated shots.
The short version.
Veed hands you a tool for each job. Shotz does the job when you describe it.
Search a whole shoot for “the bit where we laugh” instead of scrubbing.
Generate the missing shot on whichever model suits it, with the cost shown first.
Side by side.
An honest look at what each tool is built to do. Plenty of people use both.
Where Veed is great.
Easy to pick up for anyone on a team, with no software to install.
Record your screen and camera and edit it in the same place.
A tool for most small jobs, from cleaning audio to translating subtitles.
Use them together.
Get the first cut from Shotz, then take the MP4 or subtitles anywhere, Veed included.
Drop in your clips and say what you want. Get a first cut with captions and music.
Export the project with clips and captions, and fine-tune anywhere you like.
Post it wherever your people are.
Questions.
Should I switch from Veed?
If you like doing each step yourself with a helpful tool, Veed is good at that. If you'd rather describe the edit and get a first cut, try Shotz.
Can I import a Veed project?
Not yet. Bring in the clips and describe the edit, and Shotz will rebuild it.
Is Shotz free?
Yes. The editor is free with no watermark. Starter is from $12 a month with 1,000 credits for generating, Pro from $33 with 3,000, and Team from $129 for up to five people.
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