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TL;DR: Make video editing a breeze with Canvid AI-Powered Video Creator and Editor, now just $59.99 (reg. $197).
Let's be honest — recording videos can be a big hassle. Between clunky software, bad audio, and editing headaches, it's enough to make you want to quit before you even hit 'record.' That's where Canvid comes in, an AI-powered video editor that makes recording and editing easy.
Right now, you can score a lifetime subscription to this helpful tool for just $59.99 (reg. $197).
Whether you're recording a tutorial for colleagues, trying to teach grandma how to do something on the computer, or creating an important product demo, Canvid is ready to help you create your content easily. It goes beyond simple screen recording and serves as your very own all-in-one video creation studio.
With the help of AI, Canvid makes recording on both Windows and Mac a breeze. You don't need any background in video editing to take advantage of its features like smooth motion, smart zooms, cinematic effects, and crystal-clear audio to ensure your viewers stay engaged.
It's like having a video editor, sound tech, and motion designer rolled into one super-easy tool. Just hit record, and Canvid handles the zooms, captions, audio cleanup—even your background—so you can focus on not sounding like a robot. Perfect for demos, tutorials, presentations, or anything you want to make look way more pro with way less effort.
You can also add AI voice enhancement, auto-generate captions, and even remove the background with no green screen required.
This lifetime subscription will work on up to three devices, and you'll get two years of updates, upgrades, and 50GB of storage
Real-life user @blitz-search raved, 'Thanks to Canvid, my VS Code extension saw a 2x user install increase just from posting this simple recording to r/vscode.'
Create videos easily forever with this lifetime subscription to Canvid AI-Powered Video Creator & Editor, now 69% off at just $59.99.
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