AI tutorial maker
AI voice-over
70+ languages
Zooms on every click
Free to start
Trusted by 3000+ companies WorLdwide
Everything between your recording
and a tutorial worth watching.
You click through the task once. Clevera does the part that usually takes an afternoon in a video editor.
Zooms in on every click
The camera follows your cursor and moves in where you click, so viewers never hunt for the button.
Cuts the waiting
Loading screens and pauses are cut, and slow typing is sped up, up to 8×.
Talk while you record, or don’t
Explain as you go and Clevera keeps what you meant, minus the ums. Stay silent and it writes the script for you.
A voice in your tone
Pick Casual, Expressive or Formal, then choose the voice that reads it.
Title cards and chapters
An opening title, and a chapter card wherever the tutorial moves to a new topic.
A look that’s yours
Set the recording on a gradient, wallpaper or solid background, with padding, rounded corners, a shadow and background music.
One recording,
any kind of how-to.
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02
03
Troubleshooting videos
Answer the ticket you keep getting, once.
04
One tutorial,
every language.
Translate the script and re-voice the whole tutorial in 70+ languages, from the same recording. No re-recording, no voice actors.
Fix a line,
not the whole video.
Edit the script and Clevera re-voices only what changed. Reframe it for any screen, then export or share.
Edit the words, keep the take
Change a sentence in the script and only that line is re-voiced. Nothing to record again.
Any shape, any screen
16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Shorts, 1:1 and 4:5 for feeds, and more.
Export, share or embed
Download up to 4K, rendered right in your browser, or share a link or an embed and see who watched.
The same recording
writes the article too.
Every recording can also become a step-by-step help article with screenshots, or a polished product demo.
Questions
What is an AI tutorial maker?
Do I have to talk while I record?
Can I change the voice or the script?
Can I use my own voice?
Which languages are supported?
How do I record?
What can I export?
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