Explaining a screen recording, narrating a recipe, dubbing a product demo: each needs your voice laid over footage you already have. Here the video plays while you talk, so your words land on the right pictures without any syncing afterwards.
When you stop, two sliders set the balance. Keep the original sound at about a quarter under your voice, or pull it to zero and be the only thing heard. The picture is copied untouched, which makes the export fast.
How to use the Video Voiceover tool
- Add the video and move the preview to where you want to start talking.
- Press Record my voice, speak while the video plays, and press Stop.
- Set the two volume sliders and press Add the voiceover.
Popular uses
- Narrating tutorials and screen recordings
- Commentary over gameplay or sports clips
- Replacing noisy on-location sound with a clean explanation
Tips for the best result
- Wear headphones if you tick the option to hear the video while recording. From speakers, the microphone records the video sound a second time.
- Record in a room with curtains, carpet or a full bookshelf. Bare walls add an echo that no setting removes.
Quick facts
| Price | Free |
|---|---|
| Works with | MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV |
| Where it runs | In your browser, on your device |
| Account | Not needed |