Vidyo AI

Vidyo AI was an AI-powered video repurposing platform designed to help creators, marketers, podcasters, businesses, and social-media teams transform long-form videos into short-form content. In January 2025, Vidyo.ai was rebranded as quso.ai, expanding the original video-clipping product into a broader social-media content platform. The company states that the rebrand did not require users to create new accounts or migrate their projects: existing logins, subscriptions, credits, projects, and core features carried over to quso.ai.

The original Vidyo AI workflow focused on turning long videos into short, social-ready clips. Users could upload a video or import content from platforms such as YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, X, Twitch, Rumble, Loom, LinkedIn, and Zoom. The AI analyzes the source material and identifies moments that can work as short-form clips, then automatically reframes and captions them for social platforms.

One of the platform’s main features is AI video clipping. The current quso.ai system identifies potential highlights from long-form recordings and uses its clipping technology to create short videos. Its AI clipping workflow is intended for podcasts, interviews, webinars, streams, educational recordings, business videos, and other long-form material. Users can review the suggested clips and make adjustments before publishing.

Vidyo AI also developed tools for automatic captions and subtitles. The current platform offers AI-generated, word-level animated captions and subtitle generation in more than 100 languages. Users can adjust caption appearance, including fonts, colors, timing, positioning, and other visual settings. This makes the platform useful for creators who need to make spoken video content accessible to audiences in different languages.

Another important feature is automatic video reframing. Different social networks use different video dimensions, so the platform can prepare content for vertical, square, and horizontal formats. This reduces the need to manually crop the same video several times for TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, and other destinations.

The platform has also expanded its editing capabilities beyond automatic clipping. Its current tools include an AI video editor, filler-word removal, silence removal, CutMagic for scene detection, Intelliclips for identifying useful moments, an AI B-roll library, custom clip creation, and transcript-based editing. The text-based editing workflow allows users to work with the video’s transcript rather than relying entirely on a traditional timeline editor.

Vidyo AI’s Virality Score is another feature associated with the platform. The current AI Clips Generator describes its system as scoring moments by their potential performance, helping users identify clips that may be more suitable for social distribution. This is a recommendation mechanism rather than a guarantee that a video will become viral, so creators still need to review the selected clips and consider their audience and content strategy.

The platform has also evolved into a social-media management system. Current quso.ai features include an AI Content Planner, Social Media Scheduler, Social Media Analytics, AI Social Captions, and Brand Kit. Users can plan content, schedule posts, publish to multiple social networks, and monitor performance from a centralized workflow.

Social publishing currently supports TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, X, and Pinterest. The free plan includes TikTok publishing, while paid plans provide broader scheduling and publishing capabilities. This makes the modern product considerably broader than the original Vidyo AI service, which was primarily focused on video repurposing.

The Brand Kit is intended to help businesses maintain a consistent visual identity across generated content. Paid plans can store brand logos, colors, fonts, and templates so that creators can produce multiple videos while keeping their visual presentation consistent. This is particularly useful for marketers, agencies, businesses, and creators who publish content frequently.

Vidyo AI was founded in 2021 by Vedant Maheshwari and Kushagra Pandya, according to company profiles and startup databases. The company originally operated as vidyo.ai before the transition to quso.ai.

The current platform is therefore best understood as the evolution of Vidyo AI rather than a separate product. The core concept remains long-form-to-short-form video repurposing, but the product now combines that capability with video editing, subtitles, content planning, scheduling, analytics, branding, and social publishing. The company says the expanded platform is designed to help creators and businesses manage more of their social-content workflow from one place.

Pricing

Vidyo AI’s current successor, quso.ai, has a Free plan and three paid plans: Lite, Essential, and Growth. The Free plan costs $0/month and includes 75 credits per month, 720p rendering, Chapters and short videos, TikTok publishing, CutMagic, and seven days of data retention. Free exports include a quso.ai watermark.

The Lite plan costs $29/month, or $19/month when billed annually, and includes 100 credits monthly on monthly billing or 200 credits with annual billing. It adds unlimited 1080p clips, the advanced desktop video editor, publishing and scheduling to six platforms, multiple aspect ratios, and 10 GB of storage.

The Essential plan costs $39/month, or $26/month when billed annually, with 300 credits monthly or 600 credits with annual billing. It adds AI filler and silence removal, external content support, the Content Planner, and 25 GB of storage.

The Growth plan costs $49/month, or $33/month when billed annually, with 600 credits monthly or 1,200 credits with annual billing. It adds the Custom Brand Kit, templates, Viddy AI content assistant, unlimited branded video templates, social-media analytics, priority support, and 75 GB of storage.

Review

Vidyo AI’s main strength is its ability to shorten the distance between long-form video and social-media content. Instead of manually watching an entire podcast, interview, webinar, or presentation to find suitable short clips, users can upload the source material and allow the AI to identify potential highlights. This can substantially reduce repetitive editing work.

The platform is also more comprehensive than the original Vidyo AI product. Its current combination of clipping, captions, editing, content planning, scheduling, analytics, and brand management means that users can move from source video to published social content without necessarily switching between several separate tools.

The subtitle system is another significant feature. Support for more than 100 languages makes the platform suitable for creators targeting audiences across different language markets. Users can also edit subtitle text and presentation before publishing, which is useful because automatically generated transcriptions can still require corrections depending on audio quality, accents, background noise, and specialized terminology.

The free tier also provides a way to test the core workflow without a credit card. However, it is limited to 75 credits per month, 720p output, a watermark, and TikTok publishing. Users who need watermark-free 1080p output and broader social publishing need a paid plan.

A limitation is that Vidyo AI is primarily a repurposing and editing platform, not a complete replacement for professional video-production software. Its automated selection and editing tools can accelerate production, but creators may still want to manually review clips for context, pacing, accuracy, and brand suitability.

The credit system is another factor to consider. One credit is approximately equivalent to one minute of processed video, and clipping, captioning, and editing consume credits. Annual billing provides approximately 33% lower monthly pricing and twice the monthly credits compared with the corresponding monthly plans.

The January 2025 transition from Vidyo AI to quso.ai is important for directory users to understand. Anyone searching for Vidyo AI today is generally being directed to quso.ai, and the company states that existing Vidyo AI accounts, projects, billing, and subscriptions were transferred without requiring a separate migration.

For creators, podcasters, marketers, agencies, and businesses that already produce long-form video, Vidyo AI’s current successor provides a broader workflow for converting that material into short-form content, adding captions, maintaining brand consistency, scheduling posts, and monitoring social performance.