Turn a good take into a video worth watching.
Keep the useful explanation and cut the detours. Edit your recording through its transcript and timeline, then add captions, reactions and banners that give the lesson your personality.
Record, edit and share in one place.
A simple creative flow
Keep the lesson. Refine the take.
Keep what matters and make the explanation easy to follow.
Open your recording
Once processing finishes, open the recording in the editor and play through the lesson.
Tighten the take
Trim the edges, cut unwanted sections and review filler-word and retake cuts, keeping the passages you want.
Add the finishing touches
Refine captions, add a Full camera moment, and place reactions or banners where they support the explanation.
Review and share
Watch and listen to the finished edit, then share a viewing link or download your video.
01 Keep the useful parts
Tighten the explanation without another take.
Trim the beginning and end, split a section, or cut an unwanted passage. Remove filler words and let AI check for repeated takes. Review the results and use Keep to restore an attempt when it belongs in the lesson.
02 Choose the focus
Move from demonstration to full camera.
Make a key point face to face with a timed Full camera section. Adjust its length and transition, then return to your screen-and-camera layout for the demonstration. The timing stays in your hands as you refine the lesson.
03 Add your personality
Use captions, reactions and banners with purpose.
Review and style your captions, add a title bar or scrolling ticker, and decide when each appears. In screen-and-camera recordings, highlight transcript words to add an emoji reaction at that moment. Preview the effects together before sharing.
04 Make your voice easier to follow
Give the microphone a more even sound.
When an enhanced audio track is available, turn on Enhance voice to level microphone audio and reduce low-frequency rumble. Listen to the result alongside the original, then choose the version that works best for your recording.
A few helpful answers
Good to know
before you start.
Learn the details of recording editor, then find the plan that fits your workflow.
View plans and pricing Does removing retakes delete my original recording?
Retake suggestions become editable cuts. Review the detected attempts and use Keep to restore a passage. You can also turn retake removal off to restore those cuts.
Can I choose which filler words to remove?
Yes. The editor lists filler words found in the clip and lets you adjust that list or add your own word. You can turn removal off to restore the cuts.
Can viewers click the title bars and banners?
Banners, title bars and their call-to-action text are visual elements rendered into the video. Use the recording’s links section to give viewers a destination they can open.
Does Enhance voice remove all background noise?
Enhance voice improves microphone levels and reduces low-frequency rumble. Listen to the enhanced track before choosing it; background sounds may still be present.
Can I add emoji reactions to a screen recording?
For a recording with both screen and camera footage, highlight words in the transcript and choose React. Pick the emoji effect and review when it appears in the video.
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A little polish. A better lesson.
Trim your recording, refine its transcript and add captions, reactions and banners that support your explanation.
Record and edit a lesson