iOS + Android native apps — VEED's Android app is a waitlist
A VEED alternative is worth it when captions are the job and the browser editor is the overhead. VEED is a full online editor with subtitles among many features. Titro does subtitles, on the phone and on the web, from €4.99 a month.
From €4.99/month · 300 minutes of video · cancel any time
Or work on the web →
VEED is a browser-based video editor with recording, screen capture, subtitles, translation, dubbing and stock media, from about $12 a month billed yearly. It supports more languages than Titro, including Albanian and German. Titro is a subtitle tool for iPhone, Android and web that times every word, exports at the original resolution without a watermark, and keeps pricing to minutes. Choose by workflow, not by feature count. Episode-length work in Titro is described on podcast subtitles; all nine tools sit in the roundup.
Where VEED genuinely wins is breadth: more languages, dubbing, stock media, screen capture — a whole production in one browser tab. Where that breadth costs you is the same place: the subtitle job rides inside an editor’s project model, editor pricing and reported fair-use terms. Titro’s entire surface is the subtitle flow, which is why the entry price is well under half and the quota is a published number rather than a policy.
| Titro | VEED | |
|---|---|---|
| Made for | Subtitles on talking video, phone first | Full online video editing with subtitles, dubbing and stock media |
| Runs on | iPhone, Android, web (one account) | Web, iOS app; Android on a waitlist |
| Entry price | €4.99/month for 300 minutes, or €49/year | Lite about $12/month billed yearly or $19 monthly; Pro about $24/month yearly or $49 monthly (third-party confirmed; VEED's page is script-rendered) |
| Free tier | First video free, up to 3 minutes, no card | 720p export with watermark, 10-minute files, limited auto-subtitle minutes |
| Watermark | None on paid plans | None on Lite and above |
| Export quality | Original resolution kept, 4K stays 4K | 1080p on Lite, 4K on Pro |
| Caption languages | 3: English, German, Albanian (Gheg and Tosk), mixed sentences | 125+ marketed; the official table includes Albanian and German |
| Timing | Every word timed; highlight follows the spoken word | Animated subtitle styles |
| Translation | Between the three languages, one click | Yes, using AI credits |
| Subtitle file (.srt) | Yes, every plan, with speaker names | Subtitle file download available on paid plans (check current plan limits) |
| Usage limit | 300 minutes/month, up to 60 minutes per video | Lite: videos up to 25 minutes; Pro: up to 120 minutes; fair-use limits on auto-subtitles reported |
| Beyond captions | Speaker names, silence and filler cut, audio cleanup, teleprompter | Screen recording, stock library, dubbing, templates, teleprompter |
Shoot on the phone, caption on the phone, post from the phone. VEED's flow starts in a browser tab.
Titro Studio on the web takes a 60-minute file on Creator and 180 on Studio, names the speakers, and cuts silence with one tap.
Original resolution, untouched audio, no watermark: the file goes straight into Meta or TikTok Ads.
Yes, VEED's official language table lists Albanian for both transcription and translation. The difference with Titro is dialect handling and mixed sentences, not the language list.
Titro Creator is €4.99 a month for 300 minutes. VEED Lite is about $12 a month billed yearly or $19 monthly.
Titro trims, cuts silence and filler, and gives full control over every caption. It does not do multitrack editing, stock media or dubbing.
Yes, natively, alongside the iPhone app and the web studio.
Your first video is free up to three minutes, no card.
Only if subtitles are what you used VEED for. Multitrack editing, dubbing, stock media and screen recording have no Titro equivalent — the table above is honest about that.
Both list Albanian. VEED covers it as one of its 125+ marketed languages; Titro is built around it — Gheg, Tosk and sentences that mix Albanian with English or German. The detail is on Albanian subtitles.
No. The quota is the published number: 300 minutes a month on Creator, up to 60 minutes per video, 180 on Studio. When it runs out you know, because you can count it.
Yes — the two don’t conflict. Keep VEED for the edits that need multitrack or stock media, and route plain talking clips through Titro; many teams find that is most of their month. Nothing needs migrating — the two tools share only the video file.
Its free tier exports 720p with a watermark and caps files at ten minutes — fine for trying it, limiting for a feed. Titro’s free tier is one clean video up to three minutes; past that, both tools expect a subscription.
Vendor pricing and help pages first; a third-party source only where the vendor publishes no page. If something has changed, write to support@titroshqip.com and we will correct it.
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