Tella records screen, camera, and audio, then auto-edits the result (trimming rambling, adding zooms, cleaning up sound), without manual timeline work. It edits by transcript, so you cut a video by deleting text rather than dragging clips around.
Unlike Screen Studio, Tella runs on macOS and Windows, plus a browser-based recorder that works on Chromebooks and Linux, so it isn't locked to one OS. Its edge over Loom is that it produces a polished, auto-edited final clip by default, rather than a raw take you're expected to share as-is.
Good for a solo creator or small marketing team making tutorial or product videos who wants automatic editing (filler-word removal, auto zooms) without learning a real video editor, and who needs it to work on Windows machines too, not merely Mac.
There's no persistent free plan, only a 7-day trial of the full Pro tier that doesn't require a credit card. During the trial, shared videos carry a small "Made with Tella" badge. Paid plans start at $13/month and remove that badge; recordings can run up to 6 hours per clip with 4K export available.
The screen recorder that edits videos for you.
