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Export your tutorial to Braiv. Package it, publish it, host it in every language.
One click sends the finished tutorial and every language you made from Capture to your Braiv workspace, with no credits used. Add a title, description and thumbnail, publish to YouTube, or embed it on your site with Braiv Player.
Where this fits
Braiv Capture
Braiv Capture is a native Mac app for tutorial videos. Talk through the task the way you normally would, and Capture rewrites the voiceover into clean sentences, re-voices it in your own voice with studio-mic sound, translates the audio and on-screen text, and lipsyncs your webcam. Then export to Braiv to package and publish.
Explore Braiv CaptureCapability 4 of 6
- Voiceover optimization
- Full video translation
- Braiv Lipsync for screen recordings
- Export to Braiv You’re here
- Auto overlays
- Localized interface replay
In Capture
Two ways out of Capture
The Export sheet offers Export to Braiv for publishing and hosting, and Save to Computer when you only need a file.
Export to Braiv
Uploads the tutorial with its languages to your Braiv workspace and opens it in Braiv Studio. No credits are used. It adds to your hosted video minutes.
Save to Computer
Exports an MP4 or MOV for the language you choose, at native, 1080p or 720p resolution, with the file size shown before you export.
Your edits come with it
Zooms, webcam bubble, background, text overlays and the optimized voiceover are all part of the exported video.
What this does
What Export to Braiv gives you
Export to Braiv sends a finished Braiv Capture tutorial and all its translated versions to Braiv, where you can package it with a title, description and thumbnail, publish it to YouTube, or host it with the multilingual Braiv Player.
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Every language in one export
The tutorial and each translated version arrive in Braiv together, no file juggling.
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Packaged to be found
Generate the title, description and thumbnail from the video itself.
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Published to YouTube
Send it to your connected channels with the privacy setting you choose.
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One embed, every language
Braiv Player lets viewers switch language inside a single embed on your site.
In Braiv
Package, publish, host
Once the tutorial is in Braiv it uses the same tools as every other video you make there.
Publish
Upload to YouTube from Braiv
Publish to your connected YouTube channels as Public, Unlisted, Private or Draft, with titles and descriptions translated per language.
Publish to YouTube
Host
Embed it with Braiv Player
Put one embed on your site, docs or help centre. Viewers change the audio and subtitle language inside the player.
Braiv PlayerWhere should it live?
Host the video on your website or YouTube? Both.
They do different jobs, and one export covers both.
YouTube
For discovery
- People searching "how to…" find you
- Translated titles and descriptions per language
- Thumbnail and description generated in Braiv
- Privacy control before you go public
Braiv Player
For your own pages
- No ads, no recommended videos from other channels
- One embed with every language
- Viewers switch audio and subtitles in place
- Ideal for help centres, docs and onboarding
Deep dive
Everything you need to know about Export to Braiv
The last step is usually the slowest
A finished tutorial on your Mac is not a published tutorial. It still needs a title someone would search for, a description, a thumbnail and an upload. And if you translated it, every language needs that too, plus a place on your site where viewers can actually pick their language.
How Export to Braiv works
- Export. In Capture, open Export and choose Export to Braiv. The tutorial and its languages upload to your Braiv workspace, with no credits used.
- Package. In Braiv Studio, generate the title and description from the transcript with the title and description generator and a thumbnail with Braiv Thumbnails.
- Publish. Send it to your connected YouTube channels with Braiv Connect, with titles and descriptions translated for each language.
- Host. Embed it on your site or help centre with Braiv Player. One embed, every language.
Host video on your website or YouTube
YouTube is a search engine, so tutorials there pick up people who have never heard of you. It is a weaker home for customers who are already using your product: ads, autoplay and other channels’ videos sit around your tutorial. Most teams do both, and Export to Braiv is set up for that. Publish to YouTube for reach and embed Braiv Player in your docs for customers.
Embed a multilingual video without a page per language
The usual way to host translated tutorials is one video file and one page per language. Braiv Player keeps them in one embed: viewers switch the audio and subtitle language in the player, and you maintain one page.
Export to Braiv is part of Braiv Capture. It is the final step after voiceover optimization and full video translation.
Also in Braiv Capture
Related capabilities
Other attributes of the same product — useful if this page was not quite the one you meant.
Voiceover optimization
Optimize voiceover rewrites your first take into clean, full sentences with no ums or false starts, then re-voices it in your own voice with studio-mic sound, still in time with every click on screen.
Learn more
Full video translation
Translate video dubs your voiceover into the languages you choose with your cloned voice, and translates every text overlay you added in Capture at the same time, right inside the app.
Learn moreBraiv Lipsync for screen recordings
When your face is in the tutorial, a new voiceover can make it look dubbed. Braiv Lipsync matches the presenter's mouth to the optimized voiceover or to each translated language, as an option in Braiv Capture.
Learn more The bigger picture
One capability, one step in a longer workflow
Braiv Capture covers the Capture stage. Braiv runs the rest of the sequence on the same recording — so what you make here ends up packaged, localized and published without leaving the platform.
See the full workflow Questions
Frequently asked questions
How do I upload a tutorial video to YouTube?
In Braiv Capture, choose Export to Braiv. The tutorial opens in Braiv Studio, where you can generate a title, description and thumbnail, then publish to your connected YouTube channel with the privacy setting you choose. See publishing to YouTube.
Does Export to Braiv cost credits?
No. Exporting uses no AI Credits. The exported video adds to your hosted video minutes, and Capture shows how many before you export.
Are my translated versions included?
Yes. Every language you made with full video translation goes to Braiv with the export.
Should I host my video on my website or YouTube?
Usually both. YouTube is where people discover tutorials through search. Your own site is where existing customers learn, and there a clean player without ads or competing recommendations works better. Export to Braiv gives you both: publish to YouTube and embed with Braiv Player.
How do I embed a multilingual video on my website?
Use the Braiv Player embed code. One embed carries every language, and viewers switch the audio and subtitle language inside the player, so you do not need a separate page per language.
Can I export a file instead?
Yes. Save to Computer exports an MP4 or MOV for the language you choose, at native, 1080p or 720p resolution.
Do I need a Braiv account?
Yes. Capture signs in with your Braiv account, and the tutorial goes to that workspace.
Download Braiv Capture for Mac
Native macOS app. Record a tutorial once, optimize the voiceover, translate it, and export to Braiv.