Switch from VEED to FluxNote: How to Cancel and Export

• Turn off auto-renewal in Workspace Billing at least two business days before your renewal date, finish the questionnaire, and check that the confirmation email arrives.
• A normal cancellation gets no refund. The Terms of Sale make exceptions: a full refund for a consumer who changed their mind, paid but never used the service (uploading, editing and adding subtitles count as use), cancelled through the Applications or by emailing the cancellation form, and is in the first 14 days; and a pro-rata refund, where applicable, if VEED stops providing the services (not when it ends the contract for prohibited use or a breach of the Terms) or makes a material change you do not accept and you cancel.
• Free exports are 720p with a VEED.IO watermark that is hardcoded into the video, so export what you need at full quality while you are still paid.
• VEED documents no project-file export and says projects cannot move between accounts or workspaces, so keep your original footage.
• Deleting the account is permanent and is blocked while a subscription is active. You do not need to delete it to stop paying.
• FluxNote does not clip or repurpose existing long videos or podcasts, and its pages list no recorder, no subtitling for footage you shot and no dubbing or translation tool for existing videos, so keep VEED if that is your workflow.

FluxNote publishes this page and sells a competing product, so read it as a guide to leaving VEED, not as a verdict on which tool is better. Every VEED fact below was read from VEED's own pages on 21 Oct 2026, and the last section describes where they come from.

The prices below are the US view in US dollars, although VEED says prices are listed in your local currency if available. The FluxNote pages read do not mention tax.

This guide did not test either product. It covers what each company publishes.

The two products start from different places.

VEED calls itself an AI video creation platform where you can generate, refine and export videos, and its Help Center has guides for editing, subtitles, dubbing, recording and AI tools.

FluxNote's pages describe creating a new video from a topic or a script, with AI-written scenes, voiceover, visuals, animated captions, music and an editable timeline, and saved Series that run on a schedule.

FluxNote does not clip or repurpose existing long videos or podcasts.

So the decision depends on what you use VEED for.

If you mostly use it for AI video clips, videos built from a script, or voiceover and captions on videos you make from scratch, FluxNote's pages list features for that work, and the rest of this guide shows how to move step by step.

If you edit footage you shot, subtitle recordings, dub existing videos or use its screen recorder, FluxNote's pages list no recorder, no subtitling for footage you shot and no dubbing or translation tool for existing videos, and the better move is to keep VEED or run FluxNote beside it.

Cancelling and deleting are different at VEED. Cancelling turns off auto-renewal and leaves your projects and files in place. Deleting the account removes everything. The table shows what each item does.

You do not have to delete the account.

VEED says that if you only want to stop being charged you do not need to delete it at all, and that after cancelling you can remain a registered user and keep using its free services, if available.

The Free plan has a 10-minute video length limit, a 1 GB limit per uploaded file and 2 GB of storage.

VEED does not say what happens to files above the storage limit, or to existing embeds and share links, after you drop to Free, so move anything you depend on.

Credits follow the billing period. VEED says that on monthly plans unused credits expire at the end of each month and that on annual plans they reset once a year. They do not carry over to the next period.

One more point for anyone who stays on Free after cancelling. VEED's Terms of Use, which show a last-updated date of 22 Apr 2024, say you grant it a right to use content you upload to improve its Applications, and that this does not apply if you have a paid-for subscription. If that matters for your footage, weigh it before you drop to Free.

VEED's Help Center gives these steps for web and Android subscriptions.

1. 1Click your profile picture in the top-right corner of the screen.
2. 2In the dropdown menu, hover over the first option, where your workspace name is.
3. 3Select Workspace Settings.
4. 4In the window, click Workspace Billing.
5. 5Click Turn off auto-renewal.
6. 6Complete the questionnaire. VEED says you must complete this step to finalize the cancellation.
7. 7Check your email. VEED sends a confirmation to the address on the account, and if it does not arrive, VEED says your cancellation may not have gone through.

VEED says to cancel at least two business days before the renewal date, and its Terms of Sale say the same. Subscriptions auto-renew by default, and the Terms say the fee renews monthly or annually depending on the payment frequency you chose. After you cancel, you keep access to premium features until the current cycle ends.

Five traps to check before you click.

• Use the Help Center steps, not the pricing page's. The pricing-page FAQ gives a different path through Team Billing, and the two do not match.
• Each workspace is billed separately. If you belong to more than one workspace, cancel in each workspace you pay for.
• Remove collaborators you no longer want to pay for before the renewal. Every person in the workspace counts as a seat.
• If you subscribed in the iOS app, Apple manages the subscription. Android subscriptions go through VEED's own checkout, and Enterprise plans are changed through your Customer Success Manager.
• If the cancel flow fails, clause 7.1 of the Terms of Sale says to contact Customer Support through the chat feature in the application or by email at [email protected].

VEED's refund wording is mainly in clause 7.3 of its Terms of Sale, with further cases in clauses 3.2, 5.3, 6.2 and 7.4, and the pricing-page FAQ points readers to the Terms of Sale. The clauses make no separate rule for monthly or yearly plans. Cancelling is not a refund.

The order therefore matters. If you are inside the first 14 days and have not used the service, do not upload or edit anything before you ask. If you have used it, the realistic plan is to cancel before the renewal date, use what you paid for and export your work.

To export a project, open the Settings tab in the editor, choose a quality under Export Settings and click Done. To download, click the Download icon beside the video and select MP4. You can choose MP3 to download only the audio or GIF for a GIF file. VEED says there is no limit on downloads and that a project still in draft cannot be downloaded.

Quality depends on the plan. VEED says Free exports are 720p only, Creator exports go up to 1080p, and Pro, Studio and Enterprise go up to 4K.

Free exports carry a VEED.IO watermark that is hardcoded into the video, and VEED says that if you later upgrade you must export the original project again to get a clean file. The practical lesson is to export everything you need at full quality while your paid plan is still active.

For subtitles, VEED lets you download them in SRT, VTT or TXT formats. VEED's pages disagree on which plan includes subtitle download: its help article says Pro and Enterprise, its pricing table marks Creator and up, and a marketing page says any paid plan. Check on your own plan before you downgrade.

Some things do not leave. VEED documents no project-file export, so do not expect to open a timeline you built in another editor.

Version history is stored locally on your computer. Projects cannot be moved between different VEED accounts or workspaces.

Uploaded media goes to your Assets library, and VEED does not say how to download originals back, singly or in bulk, so keep your original footage. VEED's Terms of Use say you are solely responsible for securing and backing up your content.

VEED's Terms of Use say you retain any ownership rights you may have in the content you upload.

For a copy of your personal data, VEED's privacy policy lists a right to request its transfer to you or to a third party, and it does not say whether that covers uploaded media or project files.

If you decide to delete the account, remember that it cannot be done while a subscription is active, that it is permanent, and that embedded videos stop working.

VEED's US pricing page showed two different plan sets across nine page loads on 21 Oct 2026, so the table gives both. Prices are for yearly billing, per seat. VEED also has a monthly toggle, but the US monthly prices could not be read, so none are quoted. FluxNote's prices are in US dollars and its public page opens on quarterly billing.

VEED, billed yearly, per seat:

FluxNote, per month:

FluxNote's pricing page says its Free plan includes one finished video a month at 720p and 100 Image Studio credits, with no card. FluxNote also lists Rise at $14 a month and Pro at $28 on quarterly billing.

On yearly billing, VEED's cards show 6,000 credits for Creator in both sets, 18,000 or 30,000 for Pro, and 180,000 for Studio. Read the "AI videos" figure on its cards with care.

VEED's pricing data prices its lowest-priced video model at 4 credits a clip, which is where "about 1,500 AI videos" for 6,000 credits comes from, but its rate table prices Google Veo 3.1 at 310 credits per generation, so 6,000 credits buy 19 Veo 3.1 clips, by our arithmetic. Credits mean different things in each product, so do not compare totals.

Compare the credit cost of the model you use inside each product before you generate, then run one real project on both. FluxNote's own plans are on its pricing page.

This table sets what VEED's pages describe against what FluxNote's pages list. It records what is published, not how well anything works, and it does not claim FluxNote matches VEED item for item.

Around the clip, FluxNote's pages list 25 caption styles, 30+ video templates, saved Series that repeat a format, and social publishing, with the full voice and template libraries on paid plans.

If those are what you do after the clip, they are the parts of FluxNote's pages to check.

FluxNote's free tools include an audio trimmer and an MP4 to MP3 converter, but they do not replace a video editor.

If you rely on one model or a voice clone, test it before you cancel. FluxNote's app catalogue can list more models than its pricing pages name, and model access depends on the plan.

Your VEED plan stays active until the end of the paid period after you cancel, so one way to test a move is to overlap the two.

1. 1Export every finished video you need at full quality, download subtitle files, and keep your original footage and brand assets in your own folders.
2. 2If you are inside VEED's 14-day, never-used window, ask for a refund before you use the service, cancelling through the Applications or emailing the Schedule 1 form to [email protected]. Otherwise cancel at least two business days before renewal and watch for the confirmation email.
3. 3Open a FluxNote free account. FluxNote's pricing page says it includes one finished video a month at 720p, 100 credits to try Image Studio and preview access to UGC Studio, needs no card, and is for personal and evaluation use. Free does not include the premium video models, which come with Rise and above.
4. 4Rebuild one real video from a script you already have, not a demo. Compare the result with the VEED original on what you care about, such as pacing, captions and voice.
5. 5If it works, pick a paid plan. Rise and above include the premium video models, and paid plans include commercial usage rights for social posts, paid ads and client work. You can cancel FluxNote any time in Dashboard, then Billing, and the plan stays active until the end of the billing period.

Start on the free plan. Leaving another tool as well? See the guides for leaving Higgsfield and ImagineArt.

VEED facts were read on 21 Oct 2026 from veed.io (the pricing page, Terms of Sale, Terms of Use, privacy policy and product pages) and from VEED's Help Center articles on cancelling, billing, exports, downloads, accounts, credits, AI tools and subtitles.

FluxNote facts come from fluxnote.io and app.fluxnote.io on the same day and from FluxNote's own fact sheet.

Each VEED number and policy sentence was checked against the page it comes from on that date, and the main pages are listed below.

VEED can change its pages and terms, so check the live page before you act.

Five things were not verified. US monthly-billing prices for VEED could not be read.

The Free plan's AI credits and the full limits table were read with an Indian connection, and VEED says some free credits depend on region. VEED does not state what happens after cancelling to files above the Free storage limit, or to existing embeds and share links.

It is not stated whether uploaded originals can be downloaded back, and a project-file export is undocumented rather than proven absent. And US sales tax at checkout is not shown on the pricing page.

Related pages:

• VEED: Terms of Sale
• VEED: Pricing
• VEED: How to cancel your subscription
• VEED: How to Export your project
• VEED: How to delete your account
• VEED: How to use Text to Speech
• VEED: Terms of use
• VEED: How to subscribe and manage your subscription
• How to use VEED's AI Playground
• VEED: How to Download your project
• VEED: How to Use the AI Dubbing Tool
• VEED: How collaborator charges are calculated
• VEED: How to upload Video, Audio, Music, or Image files
• How to use VEEDs Gen-AI Studio
• VEED: How to Use Fabric 1.0
• How to use VEEDs Recorder

FluxNote's own pages read the same day: pricing, features, models and free tools, and the app pricing page.