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The words match what was said in your own recording, so a file that has never been published anywhere behaves exactly like a pasted link. Your first video is free.
No card required for your first video.
No, and that is worth knowing because it is not universal. Some clipping tools only accept a link, which leaves a raw recording stranded. Here an upload and a pasted address are equally valid starting points, so a capture straight off your drive works the same as a video that has been online for years.
Real clips generated from long videos. Captions and vertical reframing done automatically.
How it works
Either is fine, and neither needs preparing first.
One at a time, in step with what is being said.
So they show regardless of what a viewer has switched on.
FAQ
It does not. That is the whole reason an unpublished file works here.
Yes, you can rewrite anything while it is still adjustable.
Nine styles and twenty-one ways for the words to appear, plus position and size.
No. The words are rendered onto the picture rather than delivered separately.
Clear speech reads better. Heavy crosstalk gives it less to work with, so read the text before publishing.
Upload a raw recording and look at what comes back. The first video is free.
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