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StoryCut vs VEED: Clips From Any Link, Finished for You

VEED is a full video editor in the browser that can also cut clips from a file you upload.

StoryCut is built for clipping: paste a YouTube link or a Twitch or Kick past broadcast and get scored vertical clips, framed on the speaker, captioned and styled, from $9/mo. VEED is the better pick for timeline editing, avatars and screen recording.

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Updated November 10, 2026

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StoryCut vs VEED: the short answer

Verdict

Pick StoryCut to turn long videos and streams into clips: it takes YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Google Drive and Dropbox links, gives every clip a 0 to 100 score, follows the speaker, stacks a gaming facecam over the game, and adds your edit style to every clip.

Pick VEED for a full browser editor with a timeline, screen recorder, AI avatars and dubbing, which also makes clips from your uploads on its paid plans.

Price of 10 hours of video

StoryCut Pro: $19/mo for 10 hours, or $14/mo billed yearly.

VEED Creator is $20/mo, or $9.67/mo billed yearly, per editor, and its help center gives Creator and up unlimited AI clips from uploads (its clip generator page says to upgrade to Pro for full access).

VEED’s iPhone app and the text version of its pricing page list $25/mo for Creator.

Links you can paste

StoryCut takes a YouTube link, a Twitch or Kick past broadcast, a Google Drive or Dropbox link, or an upload, on every plan, free included. A run takes up to 150 minutes of a video (30 on Free), from any part of a longer one.

For Clips, VEED’s help center says the YouTube import is not available: download the video, then upload it. A video can hold up to 3 hours of speech.

What every clip gets

StoryCut returns 3 to 12 vertical clips a video, each with a 0 to 100 virality score, framing that follows the speaker (a split screen for two people, the facecam on top of the game for streams), captions in your style and a headline on its first seconds.

VEED returns a few clips, each rated out of 10 on flow, impact, clarity and relevance, framed on the speaker, trimmed of filler words and silences, and captioned, in portrait or landscape.

Your style on every clip

On StoryCut Pro, one of 18 edit styles adds zooms, sound effects on key words and one music track to every clip of a run, and B-roll to the 3 best; eye contact correction covers 10 videos a month.

In VEED you finish each clip yourself on its timeline: music and sound effects from its library, AI B-roll, and eye contact correction (Creator in its plan table, Pro on its eye contact page).

StoryCut

Web app • AI clips and a full editor

StoryCut is an AI clip maker for long videos.

Paste a YouTube link, a Twitch or Kick past broadcast, a Google Drive or Dropbox link, or upload a file: it reads the whole transcript and returns 3 to 12 vertical clips, each with a 0 to 100 virality score, framing that follows the person speaking, captions and a headline.

Gaming streams get the facecam stacked over the gameplay, and paid plans can clip new uploads from YouTube channels by themselves. Every clip opens in an editor with 1,000+ caption styles; on Pro your edit style adds zooms, sound effects and music to every clip of a run, and B-roll to the best ones.

Eye contact correction, a REST API with webhooks and a Claude and ChatGPT connector are built in.

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VEED

Web and iPhone • A full video editor with AI tools

VEED is a browser video editor: a multi-track timeline, subtitles in 100+ languages, a screen recorder and teleprompter, stock media, AI avatars, voice dubbing and an AI clip maker.

Clips takes an uploaded video with up to 3 hours of speech and returns short clips framed on the speaker, trimmed and captioned, unlimited on paid plans according to its help center.

Plans are priced per editor: Creator exports 1080p, Pro adds 4K and dubbing, and AI generation uses monthly credits that don’t carry over. It has an iPhone app, and VEED Lite for quick edits.

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StoryCut vs VEED: feature comparison

StoryCut and VEED compared on what each is, AI clipping, the price of 10 hours of clipping, links, scores, framing, gaming streams, editing, eye contact, dubbing, posting, API and apps
Feature	StoryCut	VEED
What it is	An AI clip maker with an editor	A browser video editor with AI clips
AI clipping	Yes, 3–12 clips a video, every plan	Yes, paid plans; Free: one try¹
10 hours of video a month	Pro: $19/mo, or $14/mo billed yearly	Creator: $20/mo, or $9.67/mo billed yearly, per editor²
Links you can paste	YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Google Drive and Dropbox, every plan	Uploads only for Clips³
Longest video	150 min a run (30 on Free), from any part of a longer video	3 hours of speech
Clip score	Yes, 0–100 virality score	Yes, 4 ratings out of 10
Speaker framing	Yes, follows the speaker; split screen for two people	Yes
Gaming facecam layout	Yes, found and stacked for you	Not found
Auto import from YouTube	Yes, every paid plan (Starter 1 channel, Pro 3 channels, Business 10 channels)	No
Timeline editor	No: a clip and caption editor	Yes, multi-track
Captions	1,000+ styles, 49 languages	Animated subtitles, 100+ languages
Sound effects	Yes, placed on key words (Pro)	A library, added by hand
Eye contact correction	Yes, Pro (10/mo) and Business; free 20 s preview	Yes, Creator or Pro⁴
Dubbing	Yes, 33 languages, your own voice (Pro)	Yes, 29 languages (Pro: 30 min a month)
Posting and scheduling	Coming soon: download and post for now	No: you upload exports yourself
API	Yes, a clipping API with webhooks	A separate API, without clipping
Screen recorder and AI avatars	No	Yes
Max resolution	4K 60fps (Business)	4K (Pro and up)
Platform	Web (desktop and mobile browsers)	Web, iPhone apps

Notes

1
AI clipping · VEED VEED’s help center gives Creator and up unlimited AI clips; its clip generator page says to upgrade to Pro for full access.
2
10 hours of video a month · VEED VEED’s iPhone app and the text version of its pricing page list $25/mo, or $12.25/mo billed yearly.
3
Links you can paste · VEED VEED’s help center says the YouTube import is not available for Clips; one of its tool pages says YouTube links work.
4
Eye contact correction · VEED VEED’s plan table lists it from Creator; its eye contact page says to upgrade to Pro for unlimited use.

Checked on November 10, 2026 from each product’s public pages.Sources10

VEED pricingveed.io
VEED plan features (text version)veed.io
VEED plan prices (text version)veed.io
VEED: how to use Clipssupport.veed.io
VEED AI clip generatorveed.io
VEED export qualitysupport.veed.io
VEED eye contactveed.io
VEED terms of saleveed.io
VEED on Trustpilottrustpilot.com
StoryCut pricingstorycut.com

Pros and cons

StoryCut

Pros

Paste YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Google Drive or Dropbox links: no download and re-upload
A 0 to 100 score on every clip, speaker framing and a gaming facecam layout
Your edit style on every clip: zooms, sound effects on key words, music and B-roll (Pro)
Clips from new YouTube uploads by themselves (auto import)
An API for clips with webhooks, and a Claude and ChatGPT connector on every plan

Cons

No timeline: it isn’t a general video editor
No screen recorder or AI avatars
No phone app
Posting to YouTube and TikTok is coming soon
Clips are 9:16 only

VEED

Pros

A full multi-track editor in the browser, with a screen recorder and teleprompter
Unlimited AI clips on paid plans, according to its help center
Creator costs $116 a year, billed yearly
AI avatars, dubbing in 29 languages (Pro) and 4K on Pro
Portrait and landscape clips, and iPhone apps

Cons

No YouTube import for clips: download the video, then upload it
No gaming facecam layout or auto import found
Sound effects and music added by hand
No posting or scheduling: you upload exports yourself
No refunds once you’ve used it, under its terms of sale

Pricing

Price comparison: StoryCut vs VEED

StoryCut

Free

$0No credit card

3 videos at a time
720p export with watermark
Videos up to 4 min
AI captions, caption styles and transitions
1 long video per month into AI clips

Starter

$9/mo$7/mo billed yearly

20 videos at a time
1080p export, no watermark
Videos up to 7 min
AI captions, caption styles and transitions
AI clips: 3 hours of video a month (up to 10 videos)
Auto import from 1 YouTube channel
StoryCut API and webhooks

Pro

$19/mo$14/mo billed yearly

50 videos at a time
2K export, no watermark
Videos up to 10 min
AI eye contact (10 videos/month), Auto Edit with 18 edit styles, auto sound effects, magic zoom, silence, filler-word and retake removal, clean audio, AI music, dubbing
AI clips: 10 hours of video a month (up to 30 videos)
Auto import from 3 YouTube channels
StoryCut API and webhooks

Business

$49/mo$39/mo billed yearly

100 videos at a time
4K 60fps export, no watermark
Videos up to 30 min
Everything in Pro + unlimited AI eye contact + priority rendering
5 team members
AI clips: 30 hours of video a month (up to 60 videos)
Auto import from 10 YouTube channels
StoryCut API and webhooks

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VEED

Free

$0Free plan

720p with a watermark, exports up to 10 min
Subtitles: 10 min a month
One try each of AI clips and the other AI tools

Creator

$20/mo$9.67/mo billed yearly ($116/yr)

500 AI credits a month, per editor
1080p, no watermark
Unlimited AI clips (help center)

Pro

$44/mo$21.42/mo billed yearly ($257/yr)

2,500 AI credits a month
4K export
Dubbing: 30 min a month

Studio

$70/mo$34.50/mo billed yearly ($414/yr)

15,000 AI credits a month
Dubbing: 1 h a month

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Checked on November 10, 2026 from each product’s public pages.Sources4

Which should you choose?

They are different kinds of tool. StoryCut is a clip maker: the AI does the clipping and the edit, and you review. VEED is an editor: you do the editing, with AI tools to speed it up, including a clip maker.

Pick StoryCut if you turn podcasts, YouTube videos or streams into Shorts every week: paste the link instead of downloading and uploading, get every clip scored and framed, put your edit style on all of them, and let auto import clip each new upload from your YouTube channel.

Pick VEED if you edit many kinds of video in one place: timeline edits, screen recordings, avatars, translations, and the occasional set of clips from a file you already have.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does VEED cost in 2026?

VEED Creator is $20/mo, or $9.67/mo billed yearly ($116 a year), Pro $44/mo or $21.42/mo, and Studio $70/mo or $34.50/mo, per editor, as its pricing page showed on November 10, 2026. Its iPhone app and the text version of its pricing page give higher prices ($25/mo for Creator), and prices can differ by country. The free plan exports 720p with a watermark.

Can VEED make clips from a YouTube video?

Not by link, according to VEED’s help center: for Clips, the YouTube import is not available, so you download the video and upload it (one of its tool pages says YouTube links work). StoryCut takes the YouTube link itself, and Twitch and Kick past broadcasts too.

Is VEED or StoryCut better for clipping podcasts and streams?

StoryCut, if clips are the goal: it takes the link, scores every clip from 0 to 100, follows the speaker or splits the screen for two people, stacks a gaming facecam over the game, and adds your edit style to every clip. VEED is better if you also need a full timeline editor for other videos.

Does VEED have eye contact correction?

Yes. VEED’s plan table lists it from Creator, while its eye contact page says to upgrade to Pro for unlimited use. StoryCut has it on Pro (10 videos a month) and Business, and every account can preview it free on 20 seconds of its own video.

Does VEED post to TikTok or YouTube?

No: VEED’s help center says you upload exported videos to other platforms yourself. StoryCut’s publishing to YouTube and TikTok is coming soon.

Is StoryCut a full video editor like VEED?

No. StoryCut has no timeline: it finds and finishes clips, and edits captions, styles, zooms, sound effects, music, B-roll, eye contact and audio on any short video you upload. For cutting a long video by hand, recording your screen or making avatar videos, VEED fits better.

Can I use VEED and StoryCut together?

Yes. Make the clips in StoryCut from the link, then bring a clip into VEED for timeline work, or edit a video in VEED and upload it to StoryCut for captions in 1,000+ styles, sound effects or eye contact.