Add a Voiceover to Any Video

Voiceover without a timeline

The usual way to add a voiceover is to record your narration in one app, import it into an editor, drag it into place on a timeline, lower the original audio by hand, and hope the timing still fits. Cliphi records the voiceover on the clip itself. The clip plays while you speak, so what you say lands exactly where you meant it, with no timeline and no syncing afterwards.

When you stop, the take replays over the clip immediately. Keep it, try again, or adjust how much of the original audio comes through with a single slider. The take is trimmed to the clip automatically.

Narration, commentary, and rescue jobs

A voiceover fixes more than it seems. Narrate a screen recording or a product demo. Add commentary to a game highlight. Rescue a clip whose original audio is too noisy to publish by talking over it and turning the original down to zero. Make a clip accessible by describing what is on screen.

Your narration also becomes the clip's captions: Cliphi transcribes what you said and burns it in with the same animated caption styles as the rest of your clips. If you would rather show the original speaker's words, that is one tap.

And because this is Cliphi, the voiceover is a layer on a real clip workflow: paste a YouTube video or a stream, let it find the moments worth posting, reframe them vertical, and record your narration over the ones you pick. If you want your face on the clip too, the same button records a camera reaction.