AI screen recording

Tella

Records your screen and lets you edit the video like a text document: cutting filler and silences is done by editing the transcript.

Updated: July 2026

Tella is a screen recorder built for product demos, tutorials, and courses, with AI-assisted editing that treats the video like a text document: instead of trimming clip by clip, you remove the parts you don’t need by editing the transcript directly.

That “edit as text” approach is what makes it fast: cutting filler words, long pauses, or a bad take just means deleting those lines from the transcript, without hunting for the exact spot on the video timeline.

Compared to more general editors like CapCut or VEED, Tella has fewer templates and effects, but it wins on speed for the specific case of recording and publishing a tutorial or demo with no friction.

Pros

Edits video as text: removing filler words and silences is as simple as editing the transcript
Built specifically for product demos and tutorials, not a generic editor
Exports in 4K and lets you share or embed the video instantly

Cons

Templates and effects are more limited than a full editor like CapCut or VEED
The free plan is fairly limited for constant use

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