1. SayScreen
Our productAI that records for youAn AI tutorial video generator for web apps: describe the lesson and an AI records, narrates and edits the video for you.
For a narrated software tutorial with no one recording: describe the lesson, and the AI clicks through your web app in a real browser, writes and voices the narration and edits in zooms, a cursor and captions. No avatars or translation.
See how teams use SayScreen for employee training and product demos.
- Who records the screen
- The AI. You give it a start page and a one-line lesson, and it drives a real Chrome browser through your app
- Free plan
- None. The trial is $1 for 7 days
- Paid plans from
- $49/mo
2. Clueso
AI how-to video toolsAn “agentic video creation platform” that turns a screen recording, a document or a prompt into an edited product video with an AI voiceover, plus a step-by-step article.
Closest on languages: product videos and help articles from one recording, translation on every plan, plus avatars.
- Who records the screen
- You do, with the Chrome extension, or you upload a recording, deck or document. On Enterprise, Clueso's browser agent logs into a demo or staging account and records the flow for you
- Free plan
- 10 minutes of video exports and 10 article exports a month, up to 1080p, with a watermark
- Paid plans from
- $50/mo, or $40/mo yearly
3. Guidde
AI how-to video toolsAn AI documentation platform: capture a workflow once and it builds a step-by-step how-to video with a matching written guide.
A step-by-step video and a written guide from each capture, with AI text-to-voice on Business, and a free plan for 25 guides (watermarked).
- Who records the screen
- You do. Click through the task with the Chrome or Edge extension (or the Mac and Windows desktop app on Business and up), and Guidde turns your clicks into steps
- Free plan
- Up to 25 guides, with a Guidde watermark
- Paid plans from
- $29/mo per creator, or $19/mo yearly
4. Trupeer
AI how-to video toolsTurns a screen recording into a polished training video with an AI voiceover and automatic zooms, plus written SOPs and guides; its homepage now leads with enterprise software rollouts.
For training rollouts: a polished video with an AI voiceover from your recording, plus SOPs, guides and process maps.
- Who records the screen
- You do: record a Chrome tab, a window or your whole screen with the Chrome extension, or upload an existing recording
- Free plan
- Labeled “Free for 10 days”: 1,000 AI credits and recordings up to 5 minutes, with a watermark
- Paid plans from
- $49/mo, or $40/mo yearly
5. Loom
Screen recorders and editorsAtlassian's video messaging tool: record your screen and camera, then share a link the moment you stop.
If a real person talking is the point: record your screen and camera live and share a link, free for 25 videos per person.
- Who records the screen
- You do, with the Mac or Windows desktop app, the Chrome extension or the iOS and Android apps, narrating live as you go
- Free plan
- Starter: 25 videos per person, up to 5 minutes each, 720p, no downloads
- Paid plans from
- $18/mo per user, or $180/yr for one user
6. Camtasia
Screen recorders and editorsTechSmith's screen recorder and timeline video editor for Windows and Mac, with AI zooms, voices, scripts and avatars on its higher plans.
Full manual control: record your screen and edit every frame on a timeline, on a yearly license from $39.
- Who records the screen
- You do, with the desktop recorder: screen, camera, microphone and system audio, each on its own track
- Free plan
- The editor is free to use, with a watermark on exports
- Paid plans from
- $39/yr, or $179.88/yr for no watermark