Finish your video in one editor.
Trim clips, generate captions, record voiceover, and style the canvas in one place. Save a preset for your next video instead of rebuilding the look.
Cut the pause. Close the gap.
Trim and split the take, then move clips where you need them. Keep screen, camera, text, and audio on one timeline so you can adjust the sequence without rebuilding it in another editor.
Save the look. Reuse it next time.
Set your background, framing, padding, shadows, and borders once, then save a preset. Apply it to the next project instead of repeating the same styling decisions.
Smooth the cursor after recording.
Apply smoothing to the recorded cursor path and choose its size, style, and click effects. Clean up pointer movement in the edit instead of trying to perform every move perfectly during the take.
Generate captions. Edit the words.
Run local transcription, then review the text and timing instead of typing every line yourself. Style captions, highlight words, and export the transcript from the same project.
Add voiceover without another recorder.
Record narration directly into the project, then arrange it alongside the captured audio. Adjust volume and normalization in the same editor, without exporting tracks to a separate audio app.
Add the transition. Adjust its timing.
Choose clip or canvas transitions and set their duration in the editor. Add editable text, shapes, and drawings over the footage to explain a step without making separate graphics first.
Export from the project you're editing.
Save MP4 or WebM video up to 4K from the same workspace. Your project and source media remain local, ready for revisions without rebuilding the edit.
