Braiv Capture is available for Mac — record a tutorial once, publish it in every language.

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Braiv Capture macOS early access

Record a tutorial once. Publish it professionally, in any language.

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.

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At a glance
1 take
Is all you record Optimize voiceover fixes the delivery afterwards
0 ums
In the published voiceover Rewritten into clean sentences, re-voiced in your voice
80+
Languages to translate into Dubbed audio and on-screen overlays together
macOS
Native app Windows coming soon
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Part of the Braiv workflow
The real problem

The recording takes five minutes. Making it publishable takes the afternoon.

Anyone can screen record a walkthrough. Tutorials stall at the next three steps.

Take four, still with ums

You restart every time you stumble, then still ship a voiceover full of ums, pauses and "so basically". Cutting them on a timeline leaves choppy half-sentences.

It sounds like a laptop mic

Room echo and a built-in microphone make a careful tutorial sound amateur, and most people are not going to buy a studio setup to fix it.

Every language is a re-shoot

Translating a tutorial normally means a new voiceover, rebuilt text overlays and another editing session per market, so most libraries never leave English.

Record and edit

A native Mac recorder and editor built for tutorials

Record your screen, webcam and voice in one take, then polish it on a timeline without leaving the app.

Braiv Capture recording a Mac screen with a webcam bubble, then auto-zooming on a click in the timeline editor
  1. 01
    Record

    Screen, window or area, plus webcam and mic

    Pick a display, a single window or a custom area. Capture records your microphone, system audio and webcam as separate tracks, so each one can be fixed on its own.

  2. 02
    Polish

    Auto zoom follows your clicks

    Zooms are generated from where you clicked, with smooth easing, and stay editable on the timeline. Your cursor and keyboard shortcuts are redrawn cleanly on top.

  3. 03
    Frame

    A webcam bubble and a clean background

    Place the presenter bubble in any corner, choose its size and shape, and frame the recording on a background with padding and rounded corners.

  4. 04
    Explain

    Text overlays and callouts

    Add timed titles, step labels and highlighted callouts, then save your styles as presets so every tutorial matches.

    Text overlays
Voiceover optimization

Talk naturally. Publish a voiceover that sounds rehearsed.

Hit Optimize voiceover and Capture rewrites what you said into clean, full sentences, then re-voices the whole thing in your own voice. Your original recording is always kept.

Before and after Optimize voiceover in Braiv Capture: a filler-heavy transcript becoming clean sentences re-voiced in the same voice
  • No ums, repeats or false starts

    The script is rewritten, not trimmed, so the filler goes and the sentences still flow.

  • Still your voice

    Re-voiced with a clone made from the recording itself, or with a voice you have already saved in Braiv.

  • Sounds like a studio mic

    The new voiceover is clean and even, without the room echo of a laptop microphone.

  • Keeps time with the screen

    "Now click Settings" still lands on the click, so the narration matches what happens on screen.

How voiceover optimization works
Full video translation

Translate the whole tutorial, not just the voice

Pick your languages in Translate video. Capture dubs the voiceover in your cloned voice and translates the text overlays you added, right inside the app, so nothing on screen stays in English.

Braiv Capture Translate video sheet with Spanish, German and Japanese selected and the language switcher in the editor
Audio

Dubbed in your own voice

  • Choose from 80+ target languages in one step
  • Your cloned voice in every language, not a stock narrator
  • Starts from the optimized script, so the filler never gets translated
  • Switch languages in the editor to review each version
Full video translation
The same Braiv Capture tutorial frame with its text overlay in English and translated into Spanish and Japanese
On screen

Text overlays translated too

  • Titles, step labels and callouts you added in Capture
  • Same timing, position and style in every language
  • Exported per language, with no rebuilding by hand
  • Pairs with Lipsync when a presenter is on camera
Text overlays
Braiv Lipsync

Your face says the new words too

If you recorded your webcam, switch on Lipsync the speaker when you optimize or translate. Braiv matches your mouth to the new voiceover, so the presenter bubble never looks dubbed.

Braiv Lipsync matching a webcam presenter's mouth to a dubbed Spanish voiceover in a Braiv Capture tutorial
  • Works with optimized voiceovers

    The rewritten script and your on-camera delivery line up, even where whole sentences changed.

  • Works with every dubbed language

    Your Spanish and Japanese versions look like you recorded them in Spanish and Japanese.

  • Optional, per project

    Screen-only tutorials skip it. Turn it on only when a presenter is on camera.

How Braiv Lipsync works in Capture
Capabilities

Everything between the recording and the publish button

Each capability works on its own, and they run in order on the same project: optimize the voiceover, translate it, lipsync the presenter, then export to Braiv. Localized interface replay is still on the way.

Export to Braiv

From your Mac to YouTube or your website, with every language attached

One click on Export to Braiv sends the finished tutorial and every language you made to your Braiv workspace. Exporting uses no credits. Prefer a file? Save to Computer exports an MP4 or MOV per language.

Braiv Capture Export to Braiv sheet sending a tutorial with four languages to Braiv, then the same video packaged, published to YouTube and embedded in Braiv Player
Package

Title, description and thumbnail

Generate the title, description and a thumbnail from the video, so the tutorial is ready to be found.

Braiv Thumbnails
Publish

Straight to YouTube

Publish to your connected YouTube channels from Braiv, with titles and descriptions in each language.

Braiv Connect
Host

One embed, every language

Embed the tutorial on your site or help centre with Braiv Player. Viewers switch language in the player.

Braiv Player

What is landing next in Capture

Already in the works for early-access teams.

One recorded software demo replayed in English, Spanish and French interfaces
Coming soon

Replay in a localized interface

Capture replays your recorded clicks in your product switched to another language, so the walkthrough itself is in German, not just the voice.

Localized interface replay

Capture for Windows

A native Windows app with the same recorder, editor, voiceover optimization, translation and export. Join the waitlist to hear first.

How it works

From upload to published

  1. 01

    Record the tutorial once

    Capture your screen, webcam and voice in the Mac app. Stumble, restart a sentence, think out loud. It is all fixable.

  2. 02

    Optimize the voiceover

    Capture rewrites the script into clean sentences and re-voices it in your voice, with studio-mic sound, in time with your clicks.

  3. 03

    Translate and lipsync

    Pick languages to dub the voice and translate your text overlays. Turn on Lipsync if you are on camera.

  4. 04

    Export to Braiv

    Add a title, description and thumbnail, publish to YouTube or embed it with Braiv Player in every language.

Deep dive

Everything you need to know about Braiv Capture

Most tutorial tools are good at the recording and stop there. The parts that actually take time come after: re-recording until the voiceover is clean, making a laptop mic sound decent, adding text, and then doing all of it again for every language. Braiv Capture is a native Mac app built to take those jobs off your hands, so one natural take becomes a professional tutorial in every language you need.

Record and edit on your Mac

Capture records a display, a single window or a custom area, with your microphone, system audio and webcam as separate tracks. In the editor, zooms are generated from your clicks and stay editable, your cursor and keyboard shortcuts are redrawn cleanly, and the webcam bubble can sit in any corner at any size. Add titles, step labels and callouts as text overlays, save the styles as presets, and trim on the timeline.

Your first take is the only take

You do not need to perform. Talk through the task the way you would explain it to a colleague, ums and restarts included. Optimize voiceover rewrites what you said into clean, full sentences and re-voices the whole voiceover in your own voice, with a clean, studio-mic sound. Capture can clone the voice from the recording itself, or use a voice you already saved in Braiv. The new voiceover keeps time with the key moments of the video, so “now click Settings” still lands on the click. Your original recording is always kept. Detail on voiceover optimization.

How to make a tutorial video with AI, without it feeling generated

Plenty of AI tools will generate a tutorial for you: a script written by a model that has never used your product, read by a stock voice over stock visuals. Capture works the other way round. The instruction comes from you doing the real task in the real interface, and AI handles the cleanup, the translation and the lipsync. Nothing about your product on screen is invented.

Translate the whole video, in the app

A dubbed voice over English text overlays still reads as unfinished. Translate video dubs the voiceover into the languages you choose with your cloned voice and translates every text overlay you added in Capture at the same time, keeping its timing, position and style. Switch languages in the editor to review each version before you export. Detail on full video translation.

Braiv Lipsync for the presenter bubble

When your webcam is in the frame, a new voiceover can make it look dubbed. Turn on Lipsync the speaker when you optimize or translate, and Braiv matches your mouth to the new words, in your language and every dubbed one. Screen-only tutorials skip it. Detail on Braiv Lipsync in Capture.

Export to Braiv to package and publish

Export to Braiv sends the finished tutorial and all its languages to your Braiv workspace, without using credits. From there you can generate a title, description and thumbnail with Braiv Thumbnails, publish to YouTube with Braiv Connect, or embed it on your site with Braiv Player, where one embed serves every language. If you only need a file, Save to Computer exports an MP4 or MOV per language. Detail on Export to Braiv.

Write the guide from the same recording

Some people would rather read than watch. Generate guide turns the edited tutorial into a written step-by-step guide with screenshots from the recording, in the source language. Detail on step-by-step guides.

Coming soon: the walkthrough itself, localized

Dubbing translates what you say. Localized interface replay will translate what viewers see. Capture records your clicks alongside the video, so it can replay the same steps in your product switched to another language and record it again. A German viewer then watches the German interface, not translated audio over English menus. Detail on localized interface replay.

Auto overlays add a text callout at each key moment of the tutorial in one click, timed to your clicks and written from your voiceover. A native Windows app is still on the way, with the same recorder, editor, optimization, translation and export.

Built on the rest of Braiv

Capture is not a separate silo. Voice cloning and dubbing run on the same engine as Braiv Dubbing, and the voices you save in Braiv Speech are available in Capture. The tutorial lands in the same workspace as everything else you publish with Braiv, on the same AI Credit balance.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What is Braiv Capture?
A native Mac app for recording, editing and publishing tutorial videos. You record your screen, webcam and voice once. Capture then turns your natural take into a clean, professional voiceover in your own voice, translates the audio and text overlays into other languages, optionally lipsyncs your webcam, and exports everything to Braiv for packaging and publishing.
Is Braiv Capture available on Windows?
Not yet. Capture is a native macOS app today — download it from this page. A native Windows app is coming soon with the same recorder, editor, voiceover optimization, translation and export. Join the waitlist to hear when Windows is ready.
Which Macs does Capture run on?
Capture runs on macOS 26.2 or later. Localized interface replay, when it arrives, will need an Apple Silicon Mac.
How do I make a tutorial video?
Pick one task, do it on screen at a normal pace while you explain it out loud, and stop when the task is done. That is the whole recording. The hard part is usually the polish afterwards: removing the ums, fixing the sound, adding text and translating it. Capture does that part for you. See voiceover optimization and full video translation.
How do I make a tutorial video with AI without it looking generic?
Start from a real recording. The screen is your actual product, the steps are the ones you performed, and the voice is a clone of yours. AI in Capture cleans up and translates what you made. It does not invent the tutorial or the interface.
How do I screen record with a voiceover on a Mac?
Open Capture, choose a display, window or area, switch on your microphone (and webcam if you want a presenter bubble), and start recording. Talk as you go. Your voice is recorded as its own track, so you can optimize it afterwards instead of re-recording.
How do I make my voiceover sound professional?
Use Optimize voiceover. It rewrites what you said into clean, full sentences without the ums, repeats and false starts, then re-voices it in your own voice with a clean, even, studio-mic sound. If you only want to clean up the audio without changing the words, Enhance microphone makes the original recording clearer and more even. See voiceover optimization.
Will the optimized voiceover still sound like me?
Yes. By default Capture clones the voice from the recording itself and does not save it to your voice library. You can also pick a voice you have already saved in Braiv.
Does the new voiceover stay in time with the video?
Yes. The optimized voiceover keeps time with the key moments of your recording, so lines like "now click Settings" still land as the click happens.
Can I translate a tutorial into other languages?
Yes. Translate video dubs the voiceover into the languages you choose with your cloned voice, and translates the text overlays you added in Capture too, so the whole video is localized inside the app. See full video translation.
What is Braiv Lipsync in Capture?
An option on both Optimize voiceover and Translate video. If you recorded your webcam, Braiv matches your mouth movement to the new voiceover, so the presenter looks like they are actually saying the new words. See Braiv Lipsync for screen recordings.
How do I publish a tutorial to YouTube or my website?
Click Export to Braiv. The tutorial and every language you made go to your Braiv workspace, where you can generate a title, description and thumbnail, publish to YouTube with Braiv Connect, or embed it with Braiv Player so viewers pick their language. Exporting uses no credits. See Export to Braiv.
Can I just save the video to my computer?
Yes. Save to Computer exports an MP4 or MOV for the language you choose at native, 1080p or 720p resolution.
Can Capture write a step-by-step guide from my tutorial?
Yes. Generate guide turns the edited recording into a written step-by-step guide with screenshots, in the tutorial's source language. See step-by-step guides from a screen recording.
What is localized interface replay?
A feature coming soon. Capture records your clicks as well as the video, so it can replay the same walkthrough in your product switched to another language and record it again. The tutorial is then not only dubbed but shown in the localized interface. Your product needs to support that language already. See localized interface replay.
What are auto overlays?
One click in Capture adds text overlays at the key moments of the tutorial, timed to your clicks and written from your voiceover. You can edit them, or add titles, labels and callouts by hand. See text overlays.
How is Capture different from Loom or Screen Studio?
Loom and Screen Studio record and polish what you said. Capture also fixes what you said: it rewrites the voiceover, re-voices it in your voice, translates the audio and text overlays, lipsyncs your webcam and hands the result to Braiv for packaging, publishing and multilingual hosting. See the Loom comparison and the Camtasia comparison.
When can I use Braiv Capture?
Now, on macOS. Click Download for macOS on this page to get the installer, then sign in with your Braiv account. Windows is coming soon — use the waitlist if you want to hear when it ships.
Does Capture use my Braiv plan?
Yes. Capture signs in with your Braiv account. Voiceover optimization, translation and lipsync use AI Credits from the same balance as the rest of Braiv, and exporting to Braiv uses no credits. See pricing for current allowances.

Download Braiv Capture for Mac

Native macOS app. Record a tutorial once, optimize the voiceover, translate it, and export to Braiv.