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How to use AI rephrase

AI Rephrase lets you change the words spoken in your video - without re-recording. It uses voice cloning and text-to-speech to match new text with your existing voice.


Limitations

  • Free plan: One-time use(Try once)

  • Paid plans: Available using AI Credits.

  • Only accessible through Edit with Script.


Step-by-step: Rephrase your voice with AI

  1. Open your project
    Go to veed.io, and open a project through the Recents section in the left panel

  2. Click your video in the timeline, and then select Edit with Script under the Video section

  3. Select the part you want to rephrase
    Highlight the words you want to change in the transcript. A toolbar will appear.

  4. Click the “Rephrase” button

    Clicking the Rephrase button will start the process.

  5. Edit the text
    Change the highlighted script to what you want the speaker to say.

  6. Click “Generate”
    Wait until the toast says “Rephrase completed!”

  7. See the result
    The original text is shown as deleted. The new audio and subtitles will appear in your timeline.


Things to keep in mind

  • You must select at least 1 word and no more than 20 words.

  • You cannot rephrase text from different sources - even from different splits of the same video.

  • The new text must be roughly the same length as the original
    (we will show a warning if the difference is over 20%)

  • Voice clones are generated from the video automatically and are only used for rephrasing.


Language support

AI Rephrase supports the following languages:

  • English (en)

  • French (fr)

  • German (de)

  • Spanish (es)

  • Portuguese (pt)

  • Chinese (zh)

  • Japanese (ja)

  • Hindi (hi)

  • Italian (it)

  • Korean (ko)

  • Dutch (nl)

  • Polish (pl)

  • Russian (ru)

  • Swedish (sv)

  • Turkish (tr)


FAQ

  • Q: Can I cancel a rephrase or run multiple at once?
    No. Currently, it’s not possible to cancel a rephrase in progress or to run more than one at the same time.

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