Step 1 of 3.
RECORD OR UPLOAD
Bring a file, or record it in Chrome
RecordingREC
Two ways inSame pipeline
For SaaS founders and product marketers with no video person.
Product videos. Made in minutes.
Upload the take you already have. Get back a narrated demo you can ship today.
Your first 3 videos are on us.
With Veyso
Raw recording
- What went in
- 1:24
- What came back
- 0:38
- What it cost to make
- Under $1
Three steps. You do the first one.
No timeline to learn. No frames to trim. No second take.
Step 2 of 3.
CUT & SCRIPT
It cuts the dead air and shows you every cut first.
The take8:40
The cut1:30
7:10 removed · 1:30 kept
Step 3 of 3.
NARRATE & EXPORT
An AI voice reads it. You export a finished MP4.
Narration1:30
Exported1920 × 1080
Written, read, rendered — 1080p, or smaller for email
No recording? Make a launch film.
Give Veyso your website, or a few sentences about the product. It writes the voice-over first, then an animated film around it — in your logo, your colours and your typeface.
- Ten styles, 16 to 70 seconds
- Neon, Studio, Kinetic type, Cinematic minimal and six more — from a 16-second teaser to a 70-second film, rendered at 1080p.
- Edit the script, or just ask
- Rewrite a line, or say what to change in plain words. Each change makes a new version, and the last five stay side by side to switch between.
- Only what you told it
- From a website it works from what the page says. From a description, only claims you made can end up in the film.
- Priced before it is made
- The first film is one of your three free videos. Every new version shows its price first, and one that fails costs nothing.
Ship the same demo in German, Japanese or Hindi without recording it again.
Eleven languages, from English. The narration is translated and spoken again, and the subtitles follow it word by word.
- Everything Veyso adds, or just the voice
- German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Thai and Turkish get everything Veyso adds: the voice, subtitles, cards, captions and callouts, and every word in a launch film. Arabic, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu get the voice and subtitles.
- Your names stay your names
- Your product's name is never translated, and neither are the names Veyso finds in the script — brands, models, acronyms. The list is yours to change.
- Read it before it is spoken
- Each translated line sits under its English. Change any of them, then voice it. A line you fix later is revoiced for free.
- Priced per language
- Each language shows its price before you confirm, and exports as its own MP4 — or all of them at once.
From English, into:
Everything Veyso adds
- DeutschGerman
- FrançaisFrench
- EspañolSpanish
- 日本語Japanese
- 한국어Korean
- ไทยThai
- TürkçeTurkish
Voice and subtitles
- العربيةArabic
- हिन्दीHindi
- தமிழ்Tamil
- తెలుగుTelugu
Your product's own screens are footage, and stay as you recorded them.
The parts you would have done by hand
Applied automatically as the video is built. Every one of them can be overridden if you disagree.
It zooms on what you actually clicked
1.35× by default, held for a couple of seconds, easing in half a second early so the cursor arrives before the frame does. It knows where to go because the recorder captured the click, not because it guessed at motion.
And blurs what should not ship
Customer names, invoice numbers, the staging banner — anything on screen that was never meant to leave the building.
Captions timed to the word
Not to the sentence. When the transcription returns word-level timings, the captions use them — which is what stops them lagging the voice.
A backdrop taken from the recording itself
The palette is read out of your own screen, so the frame around the video belongs to it instead of sitting behind it.
The script is a document. Change it.
If a line is wrong, rewrite it and re-render. That does not re-run the expensive pass, so it does not cost anything either.
Say nothing. It writes the narration anyway.
A screen recording with no voice on it is still a recording of something happening. Veyso reads the screen: a frame at every scene change, and twice as many when nobody spoke, because then the screen is all the script has to go on. It writes the narration from what it saw. No talking over your own demo, and no script to prepare first.
This page's demo was made by Veyso
A tour of the product, made by the product. Press play — everything you see it do to a recording is what it did to this one.
Went in
One recording
Veyso itself, walked through and talked over while it was captured.
Veyso did
Everything after
- Cut the dead air and the false starts
- Wrote the script and spoke it
- Zoomed to each click, and captioned it
- Added the title card and the end card
Came out
5:39
The video above, exactly as exported. Nobody opened an editor afterwards.
Who it is for
Five teams that record a screen for a living. The work is the same shape every time — one take, too long, and nobody free to cut it.
The how-to library nobody has time to re-record
A help centre ages the moment the interface moves. Re-recording one take is an afternoon; re-cutting fifty is why the library stopped being true.
Where your recordings go
You are uploading a product that has not shipped yet. Reasonable of you to ask.
- Your recordings, in your accountA project belongs to the account that made it. Nobody else's dashboard lists it, and asking for it by its address does not work either — it answers as though it were not there.
- The models see frames, not your recordingWorking out what is on screen samples still frames where the picture changes, and deciding what to cut looks at one frame a second. The recording itself is never sent.
- Served over HTTPS, start to finishThe upload, the editor and the finished video all travel encrypted. Media is served through short-lived links rather than public addresses.
- Your own provider keys — coming soonRunning against your own accounts for transcription, scripting and narration, so the work happens under agreements you already hold. Not available yet; it arrives with self-hosting.
Pricing
First 3 videos on us — up to 5 minutes of footage each. After that you top up credit from $5 and each export draws from it. Nothing renews.
Cloud
No subscription. Add credit when you need it, and each export draws from it.
Your first 3 videos — up to 5 min eachOn us
Then top up credit, from$5
- Credit is spent per export, and nothing expires
- Unlimited free renders in your own browser
- Silent recordings too — the narration is written from the screen
- No watermark, ever
- The cost is shown before anything is processed
- Script edits and voice swaps on a demo are free
- Languages and new launch film versions are priced before you confirm
- A failed render costs you nothing
Self-hosted
Coming soonYour keys, your machine. The footage never leaves it. Register interest and we will be in touch.
- Run it on a laptop or your own server
- Bring your own API keys
- Unlimited exports, however many you need
- Exports up to 720p, no watermark
Built for demo recordings up to 10 minutes. Upload one you already have, or record it with the Veyso extension for Chrome — or make a launch film from your website, with no recording at all. Credit never expires. Prices in USD.
Before you ask
It removes dead air, mis-clicks and sections you covered twice — the parts nobody watches. When Veyso narrates, it also looks at the screen a second at a time, so a wait you talked over goes too. Nothing is decided behind your back: every cut is laid out scene by scene before it is applied, and you can nudge a window, pin a stretch so it is never dropped, or keep a whole scene. The original recording is never altered, so the worst case is asking for the cut again.
Judge it yourself rather than take our word for it — the finished video at the top of this page is one, narration and all. Drag the handle and the raw side is silent, because that is what was recorded; everything you hear on the other side was written and spoken by Veyso.
No. Upload a recording you already have — MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV or AVI, up to 500MB — and the whole pipeline runs on it. The Chrome recorder is worth it if you have the choice: it captures what you clicked as well as what was on screen, which is what lets the zoom find the right thing without anyone marking it up afterwards. It is on the Chrome Web Store, and everything else works the same either way.
You can, and for one video you probably should. The arithmetic changes at the third: a ten-minute recording is roughly an hour of cutting, writing and recording narration, every time the product changes. Veyso does that pass in minutes and gives you the timeline afterwards, so editing by hand stays available — it just stops being the only option.
Yes — a launch film. Give Veyso your website or a few sentences about the product, pick one of ten styles and a length from 16 to 70 seconds, and it writes the voice-over and animates a film around it in your brand's logo, colours and typeface. It usually takes about ten minutes, and you do not have to wait on the page.
The source is English, and eleven more can be added. German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Thai and Turkish get everything Veyso adds: the voice, subtitles, cards, captions and callouts, and every word in a launch film. Arabic, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu get the voice and subtitles. Your product's name, and the names Veyso finds in the script, stay as written. Recorded screens stay as recorded.
Download the MP4, or publish it. A published video gets its own page and an embed code for your site; the player switches language and starts in the viewer's own when the video has it. You can see views and how far people watched, ask for an email first if you want to, and unpublish it whenever you like.
You do. Your recording, the script written from it and the finished video are yours; Veyso runs the pipeline and keeps no claim on what comes out of it.
You already have the recording.
Upload it and see what comes back. It takes less time than trimming the first thirty seconds by hand.
Make my first demoYour first 3 videos are on us.