Give your video a voice without recording every time.

Turn existing visuals into narrated explanations, with a script you can review before the final render.

When the message changes, you should edit the explanation—not schedule another recording.

Two ways to give a video context.
Both ask for a compromise.

The visuals are already there. Velo gives them a voice without another recording session.

  • Record every version

    Human. Natural. Repetitive.

    Every script change means another take.

  • Silent video

    Reusable. Simple. Context-light.

    The viewer has to infer more from the screen.

  • Add narration

    Clear. Repeatable. Editable.

    The explanation can change without rebuilding the recording session.

Watch a silent video find its voice.

Give Velo the visuals and the explanation. Slide across to hear what the finished version becomes.

Input Existing video/visuals + narration script or source context

Output Narrated video using selected or cloned voice

From existing video to narrated version in four steps.

No microphone setup, no new take, no pulling the expert back into the recording.

  1. Bring the visuals

    Start from your existing video or generated Velo.

  2. Review the script

    Use a generated or edited narration track.

  3. Choose the voice

    Select the appropriate voice, including a cloned voice where available.

  4. Render and share

    Publish the narrated version without another recording session.

Trusted by teams that have the video, not the time to re-record.

  • 70% reduction

    in time spent adding narration.

  • 40+ silent walkthroughs

    narrated in one quarter.

  • Hours → minutes

    for narration updates.

Adding narration to 40+ training videos without bringing SMEs back to the mic

A technical training team had a growing library of useful screen recordings, but getting subject-matter experts back to record clean voiceovers slowed publication. With Velo, narration work dropped from roughly 2.5 hours to ~45 minutes per video, helping the team narrate 40+ existing walkthroughs in one quarter.

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If the screen recording was right, it felt ridiculous to pull the expert back in just because three lines of narration had changed. Now we can keep the video and change the explanation.
Technical Instructional Designer Global industrial technology company

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Give the videos you already have a voice.

From training to demos and explainers, add the narration without bringing someone back to the mic.

Training

Trainers become the bottleneck for every new version. Keep the visuals and give them a consistent voice without bringing the trainer back.

Feature walkthroughs

The UI changes, but the voiceover shouldn't force a re-record. Refresh the narration from the updated story while the visual flow stays intact.

How-to guides

A clear screen recording still needs a clear explanation. Add narration to make the fix easier to follow without another recording session.

Product demos

Reps shouldn't have to narrate every demo themselves. Give the walkthrough a polished voice without putting them behind the mic.

Explainer videos

Good product visuals can still feel unfinished without a story. Add a consistent narrative without building a full recording setup.

Localized narration

Every language shouldn't require another recording day. Adapt the narration while keeping the same visual explanation.

Keep the visuals. Change the explanation.

Give existing videos a clear, consistent voice without bringing someone back to the mic.

Yes. The script can be reviewed and edited before generation.

Velo supports cloned voices through VeloTwin.

Yes. Velo supports uploading an existing screen recording.

The positioning is designed to let you update narration without repeating the recording; confirm exact workflow details.