06/06/2026
Silent scenes
You can now insert silent scenes into your recording timeline to create intentional pauses or section breaks without adding new footage. These scenes appear as their own artifact, making it easier to structure long recordings and guide viewers through the flow of your content.Improved scene segment editing
Scene video edits are now independent, so trimming one scene’s clip range won’t unnecessarily affect the others around it. The segment editor also has clearer boundary markers and more helpful controls, making it easier to fine-tune exactly where each scene starts and ends.06/05/2026
Add freeze frames
You can now add freeze frames to a scene while editing video segments. This gives you a simple way to hold on a frame for emphasis, pacing, or cleanup without needing to re-record or edit externally.06/04/2026
New Scene editor
Open Edit Sync and Pacing on any narrated scene (from the sidebar or the timeline) to match your recording to the voiceover. The scene editor uses two timelines: your full source recording on top, and how that footage plays in the finished scene below. Drag across unused footage to add clips, trim segment edges, and set playback speed from very slow (0.5×) through ultra fast (8×) so long UI steps stay snappy without rushing important moments.Preview stays locked to your narration—the playhead follows the voiceover track, and a length bar shows how your clips line up with the script. For intro, outro, and pause scenes, pick the exact frame to hold while the voiceover plays. Changes save back to the timeline so exports reflect the pacing you set in the editor.Title cards, logo reveals, and video scenes
Add polished openings with the new title and intro card builder—stack text and images, pick backgrounds, and control entrance animations. Logo reveal scenes support your brand mark, company name styling, motion presets, and optional sound effects. Video scenes let you place uploaded footage on the timeline, trim source ranges in a refactored segment editor, and keep playback aligned with the rest of the recording.Scene transitions
Transitions between scenes are fully redesigned: fade, slide, wipe, iris, zoom, dreamy zoom, film burn, blur, and layered styles like slide overlap and zoom cross/swap. Adjust duration, direction, easing, optional sound effects, and effect-specific controls (for example blur intensity or zoom overlap) from a dedicated transition editor with preview.Timeline editing
The timeline is easier to scan and scrub: event segments show as a fast-loading filmstrip on the main track, the playhead follows playback more reliably, and the video-segment modal uses frame-based selection and a clearer layout. Context menus, scene coloring, and insert controls are tightened so common edits stay on the timeline.Voiceovers and segments
Add voiceovers on freeze or play segments, delete event voiceovers from the timeline, and use an updated add-voiceover flow. Video segment editing includes revision history so you can recover earlier trims, plus UI fixes for freeze-frame preview and segment slicing.Translation, compatibility, and rendering
New scenes translate more reliably, including card text, so localized recordings stay aligned as you edit. Older recordings remain supported (transitions apply on the new scene model where available). Export behavior is improved for transitions, title cards, logo reveals, and scene animations, with fixes for transition freezes, zoom layers, and background music during render.Other improvements
UI polish across light mode, transition and scene side panels, sound-effect pickers, and timeline context menus. Under the hood, Remotion is updated and TTS can fall back when generation times out—mostly invisible, but exports and generation should feel more dependable.10/20/2025
Video cover
Add a professional opening to your videos with a customizable cover. Include a title, short description, and image, with optional animation, to give your videos clear context before the main content starts.10/20/2025
New documentation integrations
You can now export and publish Clevera articles directly to popular documentation and support platforms, including Zendesk, Notion, Confluence, GitBook, HelpScout, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, ClickUp, Google Docs, and ReadMe, making it easier to keep your knowledge base in sync.
10/19/2025