The content calendar doesn't care that you're a team of two. GIMI gets it. So they built the ops layer for the AI creator economy. One brief in. Thousands of on-brand UGC videos out. Creators paid, automatically, across TikTok, Instagram and beyond. VEED's APIs run underneath. Turning briefs into talking-to-camera video, faster than any production team. Join us live. See how creator-led campaigns replace production budgets, and how an API like ours plugs into a workflow like GIMI's. Built for marketers running lean, founders shipping solo, and anyone without a studio on standby. Save the date: Aug 20, 3pm BST / 10am EST
About us
VEED is the AI video creation platform built to grow your brand on social. Imagine it, generate it, add your branding: get post-ready video in minutes. Millions of marketers, founders, and creators use VEED to make video that looks like their brand made it, not AI. Finally AI, video worth posting. We are backed by Sequoia, with a team of over 170 people around the world - and growing fast.
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https://www.veed.io
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- Industry
- Online Audio and Video Media
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- London, England
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2018
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17-18 Clere Street
London, England EC2A 4LJ, GB
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Nobody watches a video with good subtitles. It's only the great ones that stop the infinite scroll. The VEED subtitle styles used by millions of top creators are now built directly into Tellers.ai, so if you're editing there, you can ask for a VEED style and get it: sharp typography, safe framing, animation that moves with the edit instead of sitting on top of it. The goal was never just subtitles: it's subtitles that actually make people stay and watch. If you're editing in Tellers.ai, it's on. Caption that.
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Video demand keeps growing, but most teams' capacity to create it has shrunk. Alina Dallal, former content marketing manager at Oktopost, talks to us about how video generation has the potential to transform her role. "The demands of content creation, as everybody knows, have multiplied in the last few years. As a marketer, it's amazing for me to be able to create videos at scale and meet my audience online with content that they want, and I don't even need to step in front of the camera." Watch the full VEED X Oktopost video here: https://lnkd.in/g_pQT2BF
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In the time it takes you to read this line, 1000s of people generated full 5-minute videos. Build your product on the latest VEED Fabric API and ship longer videos, 40% faster: 🧐 That's a proper yap 💼 An in-depth product explainer 📱 UGC ads so real, audiences don't question them Get the API: https://lnkd.in/eJVBMF4p https://lnkd.in/ey9MNJN6
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"Not much torso" isn't something we ever thought we'd read on our CEO's LinkedIn post... Sabba Keynejad on what he's learned in the 100 days since launching the Napkin Math Podcast
100 days ago, we started a tech podcast. Here’s everything I learned (the hard way) 👇 1️⃣ Packaging is as important as content. The funnel starts with a click. A great CTR (click through rate) will 10X your chances of having an outperformer video. For us, big numbers and faces (not too much torso) work really well in thumbnails. Also, make sure you’re optimising how the packaging looks on a phone, because a design that works on a PC won’t necessarily cut it. Most viewers are on mobile.. 2️⃣ Not all views are equal. Every time we make a video about reaching $1M ARR, it performs well. When we make a video about reaching $100M ARR, it reaches far fewer people. Building a $1M business feels realistic; building a $100M business does not. But arguably, a smaller audience of founders building towards $100M ARR is far more valuable than an audience building towards $1M ARR. 3️⃣ Guests with audiences guarantee strong views. You bring your audience. They bring theirs. It’s a win-win...and one of the fastest ways to compound reach. If views were the only goal, this is all we’d do. 4️⃣ Pick a fomat. Nail it. scale it. MrBeast, Casey Neistat, and other successful creators have mastered this. We’re trying to build our own repeatable formats as well: X Ways to Make $1M [Edition] or $1M App Ideas No One Is Building [Edition] Some episodes so far: - $1M App Ideas No One Is Building (Boomer Edition) - 3 Ways to Make $1M in the Vibe-Coding Gold Rush If it's reapeeteable, easy to scale and works, then you have a format in hand. 5️⃣ It’s a marathon, not a sprint. I often say it takes two years for a startup to make real money. Most people give up before then. I think podcasts work the same way.. Long-form content compounds slowly. You have to keep showing up. 6️⃣ You can’t predict views. Some trailers went viral on X when we least expected it. So now we spend less time predicting reach and more time improving quality and packaging. 7️⃣ Treat it like an engine. It needs fuel every week. Guests booked ahead. Topics researched. Setup ready. Edits consistent. Having a tiny scrappy team helps big time here. 8️⃣ Have fun. If you don’t enjoy the format, you’ll burn out fast. The fact that Charlie Ward and I can talk for hours in one take makes the process a lot easier. It doesn’t drain us. Because if it did, we would have quit by now... Hope this helped :) Also, do check our latest episode here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eMXWic5k
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We're scrolling past you nailing a swan dive 🩱. We're staying for your belly flop. The first 3 seconds of a video is all anybody cares about. But in a world full of content trying to steal that same 3 seconds, that's a tough ask. The people and brands that nail video every time let audiences feel seen, pile in on a debate, or pique their curiosity. People want something that speaks to their humanity, not their scroll reflex. Try these 👇🏼
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Small brands on Publicit had the same problem: a video ad slot, no video. Gabriel García Asensio, CEO and co-founder of Publicit, went looking for a provider that could generate video and let small brands generate it themselves. He found VEED's Fabric 1.0 API, and it's changed the game for the brands his team works with. In this recent webinar, hear from Gabriel on just how Fabric 1.0 has transformed his business, and from the VEED team on our range of APIs — what they do and how they help businesses ship high-quality video without building the underlying model.
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Melius showing the world what's possible with next-level creative (built by their agents, naturally) and the freshly integrated VEED Lip Sync 2.0 API.
VEED Lip Sync 2.0 is now on Melius. Video-to-video lip syncing from VEED, built on their most powerful model to date. • Attach new audio to any video and the lips re-sync to match • Dub, localize, or swap the hook without re-recording a thing Try it out yourself today.
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VEED's Fabric 1.0 API now powers Luma's talking videos. Realistic faces. Lip sync that isn't a dead giveaway. Fast generation, even if the rest of the world is creating too. 🎨 Users, go create something: lumalabs.ai/app 🔨 Devs, product people: add the Fabric 1.0 API to your stack
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