Features · VIDsend.pro

Recording

Screen, camera or both, from the browser.

A camera bubble you can move, in three sizes.
Pause, resume, restart, or rewind the last few seconds to record over a mistake.
Live captions and a transcript while you record.
Flip the picture, and brighten it automatically in low light.
Blur your background. It runs on your own computer, so nothing is sent anywhere.
Camera-only videos on a clean backdrop.
Background-noise reduction, a countdown and keyboard shortcuts.
Record a call from its browser tab. The recording lands in Meetings.
Bug-report mode saves your browser, system and screen details with the video.

Recorder settings: live transcript, 3-second countdown, reduce background noise, flip camera, brighten in low light, blur background, backdrop and bug report — Recorder settings, chosen before you start.

Recording 0:14

Camera-only takes work too.

Sharing and privacy

The link is copied before you stop. You decide who can open it.

Three levels: anyone with the link, your workspace, or only the people you add.
Password protection, and email gates that ask for an email or require one.
Public links that expire, per video or as a limit an admin sets for the whole workspace.
Downloads on or off per video, and an admin switch to turn them off workspace-wide.
Public folder pages that only ever show the folder's public videos.
Embeds, including anonymous reactions on public videos.
A drafted share message for chat or email.

The Share dialog with the video link, a Copy button, who can watch, and a field to add people — Share: the link, who can watch, and people to add.

A viewer is asked for the password before the video plays — What a viewer sees on a password-protected video.

Watching and responding

Viewers answer at the exact moment, in the way that suits them.

Comments pinned to a moment, with one level of replies and @mentions.
Emoji reactions on the timeline.
Video replies, posted at the moment you're answering.
Tasks pinned to moments that each viewer ticks off.
Chapters, a summary and a searchable transcript, with captions and a speed control.
Buttons pinned to the video, at the end, or underneath. Set a default for all your videos.

Summary and chapters under a video, each chapter with its timestamp — A summary and chapters under every video.

Per-video settings: comment, react, read the transcript, download, see the view count, starting speed — What viewers can do, per video.

Editing

Fix the take without starting again.

Trim the start and end, and cut out the middle.
Edit by transcript: delete words to cut them.
Remove filler words ("um", "uh") and silences in one click.
Text, arrow and box overlays with timing, and backdrops.
Every edit can be undone. "Revert to original" always works.

The editing timeline with several cut sections marked, and a note that 2 filler words were removed — Cuts on the timeline.

The transcript editor with filler words struck through and a button to remove um and uh — Delete words in the transcript to cut them from the video.

Organising

Find any video by its title or by what was said in it.

A library with folders, an archive and a 30-day trash.
Bulk move, archive and delete.
Search titles and what was said.
Tags you can browse and follow.
Playlists in a set order, with "Play all".
Watch later, with a reminder the next morning.
Duplicate a video.
Screenshots with mark-up (boxes, arrows, text, blur, crop) and their own share link.
A Home feed of what's new in your spaces, tags you follow, and what's most watched this week.

OnboardingPlaylist · 4 videosPlay all

3:12

Welcome to the teamMei · 2 days ago · 14 views

2:41

How we review pull requestsDaniel · 4 days ago · 9 views

4:05

Answering billing questionsLena · last week · 22 views

1:58

Walking a customer through pricingTom · last week · 11 views

A playlist new people work through in order.

Teams and admin

Roles, spaces and the settings an admin is asked about.

Workspaces with roles: admin, creator and viewer. Viewers join free.
Invites, and joining by email domain with or without admin approval.
Spaces, open or closed, plus an all-company space.
Workspace branding: logo, colour, and hiding "Made with VIDsend.pro" on paid plans.
Security settings and a data-retention policy.
An activity log with CSV export.
Workspace insights: active people, seats nobody is using, top creators.
Several workspaces, with a switcher.

The Members page with each person's role: admin, viewer or creator — Members and their roles.

Data and retention settings: keep videos for 6 months, exceptions, and the activity log with CSV export — Retention policy and the activity log.

Insights

Know who watched, how far they got, and what they clicked.

Per video: views, unique viewers, average completion, who watched and how far, and button clicks.
Export any of it as CSV.
Personal insights over 7, 28 or 90 days, compared with the period before.

Your insights: 64 views, 2 people who watched, 44 minutes watched, 69% average completion, and a chart of views per day — Your insights over the last 28 days.

AI drafts

Titles, summaries, chapters, and documents drafted from your transcript.

Step-by-step guides, SOPs, bug reports and PR descriptions.
Turn a video into a Linear or GitHub issue.
Admins can turn AI off for the whole workspace.

The Generate tab: turn this video into a document you can paste anywhere, with a step-by-step guide selected and a Draft button — Pick a document type and draft it from the transcript.

Security and privacy settings including the AI features switch for the whole workspace — The workspace switch for AI features.

Developers

Bug reports with the video, the environment and the logs in one link.

Attach a DevTools network export (HAR) and a console log. They line up with the video, and clicking a row jumps to that moment.
Copy a ready-made issue.
URLs are stripped of query strings.
Debug details are hidden from viewers unless you turn them on.

How engineering teams use it

The Debug tab with console lines at their timestamps, buttons to attach a HAR file and a console log, and Copy as issue — The Debug tab beside the video.

Everything in the recorder.