WeVideo is a cloud video editor with interactive learning tools for schools, trainers and creators. Free plan; paid plans from $4.99/mo billed annually.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
WeVideo is a cloud-based video platform that pairs a video editor with interactive video learning tools. The company's stated aim is to turn passive viewers into active participants. It is used for classroom instruction, employee training, marketing and creator content.
The company was born in Norway in 2011 and operates with a fully remote team of more than 100 employees. It says two-thirds of the Top 100 U.S. school districts use its products, and it received a 2024 Common Sense Selection for Learning award.
WeVideo runs in the cloud, so users create and edit video without installing heavy software, and projects can be shared and edited with others in real time. The site lists support for iOS, Android, Chromebook and Windows devices.
Once a video exists, users can layer interactive elements such as multiple choice questions, fill-in-the-blank, polls and discussions on top of it. Analytics then show how viewers performed, and a hosted library keeps all content, projects and admin settings in one place.
The creation toolset includes a video editor, screen recorder, green screen, slow motion, cropping, voiceover, GIF creation, audio-only export and motion titles. Paid plans add stock media, templates and brand management, with resolution up to 4K Ultra HD.
The learning toolset covers interactive video, self-paced learning, an audience response system, peer review and learner-made content. Beyond these, WeVideo offers AI Assist, course creation, video hosting and a white-label API for adding video features to other products.
WeVideo is a cloud-based video creation and interactive video learning platform. It includes a video editor, screen recorder and tools for adding quizzes and polls to video. It is aimed at schools, universities, businesses and creators.
Paid plans billed annually are Power at $4.99/mo, Unlimited at $7.99/mo, Professional at $19.99/mo and Business at $36.99/mo. Monthly billing is higher, at $9.99 to $73.99 per month. Enterprise pricing is by quote.
Yes. The Free plan includes 5 minutes of publish time per month, 1 GB of cloud storage and 480p maximum resolution. The Creator plan also offers a free trial, though the trial length is not stated.
No. WeVideo states that all fees are non-refundable. If you cancel, you keep access through the end of the current billing period. Subscriptions renew automatically, and annual plans send an email reminder before renewal.
It suits K-12 and higher education teachers, corporate trainers and content creators who want to make video and add interactivity in one tool. Teams needing collaboration can use the Business or Teams plans.
Yes. The site lists iOS, Android, Chromebook and Windows as supported devices. The editor itself is described as cloud-based.
Yes. Users can add multiple choice questions, fill-in-the-blank, polls and discussions to any video, then review performance through analytics.
It can be. The Business plan at $36.99/mo billed annually covers teams of three or fewer with templates and real-time collaboration, and the Professional plan adds brand management for individuals. Larger teams would need Enterprise.