Visla

Video creation is becoming more accessible to everyone, and with the constant technological advancements over the years, software solutions have also grown to encompass more functionality, as well as improve efficiency across the board. This can also translate to making all sorts of processes more accessible to users, and video creation is one of them.

Seeking to leverage an AI-assisted workflow, Visla is a video creation platform whose aim is to support all types of users with their content creation endeavors. Through a workflow designed to be fast and efficient, the program allows users to edit their videos, create and correct transcripts, as well as automatically get rid of unwanted parts in one's footage.

The program is quite beginner-friendly right from the off: it's got a modern, minimalist interface, which manages to lay out the functionalities on offer in a simple and pragmatic way.

Different ways to go about your video creation process are presented in the Home tab: you can start camera and screen capture sessions, as well as upload a video of yours to edit. Capturing your camera or your screen — or both — is an intuitive process, as the program provides a set of tools to support that: you can capture a region of your screen, annotate your work, and begin presenting your content.

The transcript-based editing format of the app lends itself well to workflows where text transcription is of priority. Users can record voice-overs and transcribe them in the same interface, while the video is being previewed. This furthers the ease-of-use aspect, as users can instantly create and correct transcriptions on the fly.

Getting rid of filler in your footage can be a tough ask, but through the AI-powered Auto Cut function of the program, the app will attempt to automatically find and dispense with those parts from your video. This can be hit-or-miss, so it's best you go over the footage before committing to anything.

What's more, when it comes to recording footage from your camera — either your laptop's or mobile's — the app features a rather robust system, whereby users can record themselves from different angles simultaneously (through multiple devices), while also making use of the Teleprompter function to help with their presentations.

Visla can be of use to numerous video creators, thanks to a workflow that's quite simple to understand and manage. Users who are looking for a more versatile video editor will have to look elsewhere, however — this one focuses more on offering users a platform to create, which may well be what some are looking for.