TalkLayer M1 · Early Release

Explain it once. Send it anywhere.

Record yourself and your screen together. Turn the explanation into a polished video you can send to a client, teach with, train with, or publish online, without becoming a video editor.

Browser-based • Free Quick Render • 1080p HD on Pro

TalkLayer M1 · Simple video presentation software

// The Product

See TalkLayer in action

01

Start face-to-face

Open by speaking directly to your viewer.

02

Show what you're explaining

Your screen takes center stage while your face stays present.

03

Send or publish

Export a finished video ready to share anywhere. 1080p HD on Pro.

// Async by design

Like explaining it on a video call, except you only have to do it once.

Sometimes you don't need another meeting. You just need to show someone what you mean.

Record the explanation once and send it to:

a clienta studenta customeran employeeyour teamyour audience

They watch when they're ready. You don't have to explain it again.

// The Problem

Screen recording is easy. Making it look finished usually isn't.

A camera recording, a screen recording, picture-in-picture, audio, music, timing and export can quickly turn a five-minute explanation into an editing project.

TalkLayer is built to simplify that specific job.

// See it in action

A look inside TalkLayer

TEACH — English Lesson
TEACH — English Lesson
PRESENT — Custom Home Plans
PRESENT — Custom Home Plans
EXPLAIN — Client Legal Overview
EXPLAIN — Client Legal Overview
DEMO — Product Walkthrough
DEMO — Product Walkthrough
// How It Works

From recording to finished video

Step 1

Record

Capture your camera, microphone and screen.

Step 2

Present

Start face-to-face, then let your screen take over while you remain visible.

Step 3

Edit

Trim, organize, adjust audio and choose your layout.

Step 4

Render

Export with Quick Render, or 1080p HD on Pro.

// Features

What TalkLayer does

Face + Screen Recording

Capture the presenter and screen as synchronized tracks.

Automatic Presentation Layout

Move from full-screen presenter to picture-in-picture screen presentation.

Simple Timeline Editing

Work with face and screen content without needing a large professional editing suite.

Audio & Music Controls

Control clip audio, music, fades, and mute regions.

Landscape, Vertical & Square

Create landscape, vertical, and square projects.

Project Saving

Save projects and reopen them later.

Quick Render

Standard real-time export on Free.

High Quality Render

Frame-by-frame rendering for full 1080p HD on supported browsers (Pro).

// Use Cases

Made for people who explain things for a living.

Teach

Lessons, courses and educational explanations.

Present

Plans, reports, contracts, designs and proposals.

Sell

Product demos, estimates and personalized presentations.

Train

Employee onboarding, SOPs and internal walkthroughs.

Explain

Client questions, dashboards, documents and complicated ideas.

Publish

Tutorials, YouTube videos and creator content.

// Why TalkLayer

You shouldn't need to become a video editor just to explain something.

TalkLayer was built for the useful video between a screen recording and a full video production.

You + your screen + a finished video.

// Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when you need it.

Free · Login required
$0

Everything you need to record and explain.

  • 3 Quick Render exports per UTC calendar month
  • Small "Made with TalkLayer" watermark
  • Face + screen recording
  • Import local media, editing, preview, music search
  • Local project saving + JSON backups
  • Google or email/password sign-in
ProTalkLayer M1
$5/ mo

Cancel anytime. Access continues through your paid period.

  • Everything in Free
  • Unlimited exports
  • Full 1080p HD on supported browsers
  • No watermark

Media stays on your device. Project settings save in this browser; reopening a project may require selecting the original files again.

// FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Explain it once. Let them watch it anytime.

Record yourself. Show your screen. Send or publish the finished explanation with TalkLayer.