Recruitment Video Maker

• Captions candidates can read on mute

  Feeds on LinkedIn and TikTok autoplay silent, so a job ad without captions loses its opening line. EchoWave transcribes speech automatically with word-level timing, then you pick from 176 caption presets, including karaoke styles that fill each word as it is spoken.

• Record interviews with a built-in teleprompter

  The recorder studio captures webcam, screen and voice right in the browser, with a teleprompter so first-time presenters keep eye contact instead of reading off a second monitor. It works just as well for a hiring manager intro as it does for a testimonial video from a current team member.

• Cut interviews by editing the transcript

  Employee interviews ramble. Edit the transcript like a document and the video follows: delete a sentence to cut it, then remove ums, uhs and long silences automatically. A 20-minute chat becomes a tight 90-second clip without touching the timeline.

• Your employer brand, saved once

  Store brand colors, logos and your own fonts in the brand kit, then apply them across every video so recruiters who are not designers still ship consistent work. Staffing firms juggling client brands will find the same workflow on the video editor for agencies page.

• One template, a video for every open role

  Build a role-card template with placeholders for job title, salary range, location and apply link, then render up to 100 versions from a single CSV upload. Twenty open roles become twenty on-brand videos in one batch, and the REST API can automate the whole thing from an ATS export.

• AI voice over in 63 voices

  No volunteer to narrate the job ad? Type the script and pick from 63 natural voices, from American and British English to Spanish, Hindi, Japanese and Mandarin. Pair the narration with b-roll and captions for a clean faceless format.

• Resize for LinkedIn, TikTok and your careers page

  Make the master in 16:9, then duplicate it to 9:16 for Reels and Shorts and 1:1 for the LinkedIn feed. Resizing is a manual crop and zoom, so you decide exactly what stays in frame, which matters when a face or a role card sits near the edge.

• Subtitles for hiring across borders

  On Pro, translate subtitles into 86 languages, or show bilingual subtitles with the original and the translation on screen together. The audio stays as recorded, since EchoWave does not dub voices, so the honest play for multi-country hiring is native-language captions over your existing footage.

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   Open the recruitment video maker and add footage

   Go to echowave.io, start a new project and drag in your clips: phone footage, webcam interviews, screen recordings, office b-roll. MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV and most other formats upload fine, or capture something new with the built-in recorder and teleprompter.

2. 2

   Cut it down by transcript

   Auto-transcribe the interviews, then edit the text to trim the video. Strip filler words and silences in a click, keep the two or three strongest quotes, and aim for one to two minutes total.

3. 3

   Add captions, a role card and your brand

   Apply a caption preset, add a text card with the role title, location and salary, and pull your logo and colors from the brand kit. End with one clear call to action: where to apply and by when.

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   Resize, export and post

   Duplicate the project into 9:16 and 1:1 crops, then export MP4. Free exports are HD 720p with a small removable watermark badge; paid plans remove it and add 1080p and 4K. Download and post to LinkedIn, your careers page and the job boards.

• 16:9 Landscape

  • Careers page
  • YouTube
  • Job boards
• 1:1 Square

  • LinkedIn
  • Instagram
  • X
• 9:16 Vertical

  • TikTok
  • Reels
  • Shorts

• Role-specific job ads

  A 45-second video per opening: hiring manager on camera, role card, apply link. Batch-render one per role from a CSV so the engineering and sales openings each get their own cut.

• Day-in-the-life features

  Follow one employee through a shift with phone footage, then cut it by transcript to the watchable core. These outperform stock-footage culture montages because candidates can tell what the job is really like.

• Employer brand films

  A two-minute culture piece for the careers page: office b-roll, three employee voices, an end card listing open roles. Ken Burns pan-zoom keeps still photos moving between clips.

• Campus and early-career hiring

  Vertical 9:16 cuts with karaoke captions for TikTok and Reels, where graduate candidates already spend their time. The same master resizes to 1:1 for LinkedIn without re-editing.

• Employee referral pushes

  Short clips asking the team to share open roles with their networks. They are close cousins of the announcement formats covered by the internal communications video maker.

• Hiring event promos

  Announce an open house or virtual careers fair with a short promo and a date card. The promo video maker page covers that format in more depth.

Based on each tool's public pages as of July 2026. Plans and features change, so check current pricing before you commit.