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.
If you want neither your voice nor your hands in the video: the AI clicks through your web app, writes and voices the narration and edits it, every time.
See how teams use SayScreen for product demos and customer onboarding, or try the free Online teleprompter.
- Who records the screen
- The AI. You give it a start page and a short brief, 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. Loom
Screen recorders and editorsAtlassian's video messaging tool: record your screen and camera, then share a link the moment you stop.
For quick recordings shared as a link with comments and viewer insights, on every platform; 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
3. Descript
Screen recorders and editorsA video and podcast editor where you edit by editing the transcript, with a screen recorder, AI voices and an AI co-editor called Underlord.
Record, then edit by transcript, with AI voice clones on paid plans and a free plan with 1 media hour a month.
- Who records the screen
- You do, with the desktop app for Mac and Windows or in the browser: screen, webcam, microphone and system audio
- Free plan
- 1 media hour a month, 100 AI credits once, 720p exports with a watermark
- Paid plans from
- $24/mo per person, or $16/mo yearly
4. Screen Studio
Screen recorders and editorsA Mac screen recorder that makes recordings look edited: automatic zooms where you clicked, a smoothed cursor and clean framing.
On a Mac, polished recordings with zooms on your clicks and a smoothed cursor, every feature for $9 a month billed yearly.
- Who records the screen
- You do, with the Mac app: your display, a window or an area, plus webcam and microphone; iPhone and iPad over USB
- Free plan
- None listed; without a plan you can use every feature except exporting video
- Paid plans from
- $29/mo, or $9/mo yearly
5. 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.
A full timeline editor for Windows and Mac with SmartFocus zooms and AI voiceovers from a script on Create.
- 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
6. OBS Studio
Screen recorders and editorsFree and open source software for video recording and live streaming on Windows, Mac and Linux.
Free and open source: record your screen and camera on Windows, Mac or Linux, and edit elsewhere.
- Who records the screen
- You, live, in the desktop app for Windows 10 and 11, macOS 13 or newer, or Linux
- Free plan
- Free and open source
- Paid plans from
- None (free)
7. 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.
Record with its Chrome extension, and AI adds a voiceover from a cleaned-up script, zooms and captions.
- 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
