

To the right of those tools is the main preview section. Being in beta may well explain why there are no discernible differences between various styles for certain voices, but the few sentences we tried worked a treat. Although still in beta, you have an impressive choice of accents, voices, and even styles, like sad, angry, and newscast. Overall, this is quite impressive as many other services charge extra for this capability, especially recording from both at the same time.Īnother impressive tool is text to speech (sandwiched between the ‘Import from iPhone’ and ‘Record Screen or Webcam’ icons). However, recording your system audio appears to only work via the Chrome browser, and only on a PC. It’s also possible to use the built-in screen recorder or control your webcam (or both) straight from the interface. This can be done either from your local drives, or online storage such as Google Drive, Instagram, OneDrive, and Dropbox, among others. To the right of that sidebar, are the actual files you’ve uploaded to the site. Anything you need to add to your project can be found here.


The platform’s interface is well presented, with a sidebar on the left filled with templates, media, various elements and overlays, as well as access to a stock media library.

You could scroll for a long while to view them all, or narrow down what’s one display by selecting one of the available categories and sub-categories. On the website, hover your mouse over any of them to see an animated preview, or click on it for a larger version complete with soundtrack. The video maker houses a massive library of templates - good for quickly creating videos without building them from scratch. A vast selection to choose from, likely covering anything you might need to work on.FlexClip offers you thousands of templates to help speed up your creative process (Image credit: FlexClip)
