Training Video Maker

• Screen and webcam recording

  Capture your screen with audio, your webcam, or both at once, straight from the browser. Drop the webcam feed over your walkthrough as picture-in-picture so learners see the software and the person explaining it. For slide-driven sessions, the presentation recorder captures your deck and narration together.

• A teleprompter for confident narration

  The built-in teleprompter scrolls your script over the camera while you record, so presenters look at the lens instead of their notes. Adjust the speed and font size to match how you speak. It turns a nervous subject matter expert into a clean single take.

• AI voiceover that survives version two

  Type or paste your script and narrate it with one of 63 natural AI voices. When the process changes next quarter, edit the text and render again instead of rebooking a voice actor or re-recording yourself. It is the fastest way to keep narrated decks and screen walkthroughs current.

• Captions for accessibility and sound-off viewing

  Auto-generate captions with word-level timing, then style them with any of 176 presets or keep them plain and readable. Translate subtitles into 86 languages for distributed teams, and export SRT or VTT files alongside the video. Burned-in captions mean the training still works with the sound off.

• Edit the transcript, not the timeline

  EchoWave transcribes your recording so you cut video by deleting sentences from the transcript, and one click removes ums, uhs, and dead air. A rambling 12-minute take becomes a tight 6-minute lesson without scrubbing a timeline. The same workflow powers our tutorial video maker for single-feature walkthroughs.

• Title cards that give training structure

  Break long topics into chapters with full-screen title cards, animated with any of 81 text and element animations, so learners can find the step they need on a rewatch. Add keyframed zoom-ins and blur regions to spotlight buttons and hide customer data. Building a week-one series? Start from the onboarding video maker.

• Your brand on every module

  Save brand colors, logos, and custom fonts in a brand kit so every module looks like it came from the same team. Add a logo watermark in a corner and use your own font on title cards and captions. Consistency matters once a training library grows past ten videos.

• A training video maker with an AI assistant

  Echo, the assistant built into EchoWave, handles editing chores by chat: add captions in your house style, split clips, insert title cards, blur a region, or generate voiceover. It saves a checkpoint before big changes, so anything can be reverted in one click. You describe the edit, Echo does the clicking.

1. 1

   Script it first

   Decide the one thing a learner should be able to do after watching, then write a short script toward it. Aim for under ten minutes per video and split bigger topics into a series. Load the script into the teleprompter, or save it for AI narration.

2. 2

   Record screen, webcam, or both

   Open the recorder studio and capture your screen with audio, your webcam, or both together. The teleprompter scrolls your script while you present. You can also upload existing footage, exported slides, or phone clips.

3. 3

   Cut, caption, and add structure

   Tighten the take by deleting filler words and silences from the transcript. Auto-generate captions, place title cards between sections, and use zooms and blur regions to point learners at the right part of the screen. Apply your logo and fonts from the brand kit.

4. 4

   Render in the cloud and share

   Export a free HD MP4 (up to 720p) with a small removable EchoWave watermark badge, or upgrade to remove the badge and render in 1080p up to 4K. Rendering happens on EchoWave's cloud servers, so an old work laptop finishes as fast as a new one. Upload the file to your LMS, intranet, Slack, or shared drive.

• New hire onboarding

  Chain a webcam welcome, screen walkthroughs of your core tools, and a policies recap into one sectioned video. Title cards mark day one, week one, and month one so new hires can jump straight to what they need.

• Software and process walkthroughs

  Record the real workflow in your CRM or ticketing system, then zoom into the exact buttons with keyframes. Blur regions hide live customer data before the video leaves your team.

• Narrated slide decks

  Export your slides as images, place them on the timeline, and narrate the sequence with one of 63 AI voices. When the numbers change next quarter, swap the slides, tweak the script, and render again in minutes.

• Compliance and safety training

  Burned-in captions plus exported SRT files keep compliance modules accessible, and translated subtitles cover multilingual crews in up to 86 languages. Templates with placeholders let annual refreshes reuse the same structure.

• Training a distributed team

  One recording becomes a captioned MP4 that plays in any timezone with no live session to schedule. Bilingual subtitles show two languages at once for mixed-language teams.

• Customer education and help content

  Support teams turn their five most-asked tickets into short walkthrough videos with AI narration. Filler and silence removal keeps each one tight enough to embed in a help center article.

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