A simpler way to create, new video formats and templates

New#

• Recordings and finished content are separate. Start from a screen recording, an upload or an existing file, then choose what to make: demo, how-to, teaser, article, cleanup or share-ready video. Content is where you edit, share and publish. See Pick a video type in the Create gallery.
• New video formats:
  • Teaser clips: fast-cut, music-driven clips with no voice-over, for launches and announcements.
  • Cleanup videos: trim fillers, pauses and silence while keeping your own voice. See Clean up or restyle a recording with Polish.
  • Share-ready videos: a styled version of your recording, ready to publish, with an optional camera overlay.
• Mobile sign-in and recording. Sign in from your phone, and record with controllers for iOS and Android.
• Camera and system audio in captures, alongside the screen. See Add your microphone, camera or system audio.
• Home, Content and Create. A new Home dashboard, one Content hub and a guided Create flow. See Find your way around Clevera.
• Global search finds content and collections from anywhere in the app. See Search everything with ⌘K.
• Pinned collections keep your most-used projects at hand. See Organize videos in collections and folders.
• Video templates save your layout, music and branding for reuse. See Use a video template for your brand.
• AI rules store your team's instructions so every video follows your style. See Create and apply AI rules.
• Scene templates let you save a scene and drop it into other videos.
• Related content in share and embed views. Pair a how-to video with its help article so viewers find both. See Attach a companion article to a shared video.

Improved#

• Generation is tuned to your goal with subtypes such as product launch, troubleshooting and SOP. A step-by-step wizard walks you through format, style and options.
• Faster generation that uses the instructions you speak during the recording and shows more accurate progress. See Follow your video while it generates.
• Independent clip edits. Changing one scene no longer shifts its neighbors. You can split and delete clips, insert items from gaps in the timeline, and change how the cursor looks. See Understand the timeline.
• Camera playback stays in sync with audio across scene changes.
• Structured article formats and subtypes such as how-to, troubleshooting and SOP. See Turn a recording into an article.
• Simpler translation for videos and articles. See Translate a finished video.