Hands-on with Veed AI video: voice cloning, avatar, and confusing credit rules
IgorCarron · x · 2026-10-08
Amandine Flachs tested Veed to produce an explainer video for her side project orbench. Uploading a screenshot created a custom avatar, and voice cloning only required reading a short text, with smooth results. Editing needs were minimal beyond swapping a flashy subtitle style, though the ending cut mid-sentence. Notably, she started with 250 free credits and the video consumed none—but pasting a script instead of a topic would cost 480 credits, making the credit system confusing and worth watching for anyone budgeting AI video production.
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