Every Feature in Flow by GetMeAudio

Flow is the desktop companion that turns GetMeAudio's studio-grade AI narration — or your own live voice — into a finished, polished video, for Mac and Windows. No separate screen recorder, teleprompter app and video editor stitched together: recording, narration sync, blur, trim, framing and export all live in one seamless workflow. Here's exactly what it does — see the Flow overview for the bigger picture, or the use cases it's built for.

Scenes — mix narrated and live-recorded takes in one project

• Each scene picks its own recording mode. A Flow project is a list of scenes, and every scene independently chooses narrated (Flow plays your GetMeAudio narration back like a teleprompter while you record) or live (straight from your own mic and camera, no narration at all).
• Mix both in one project. Narrate the parts you've scripted and record the rest live — an intro you'd rather say yourself, a live Q&A moment, a reaction shot — then combine every scene into one finished export.
• Live mic alone, or mic with a repositionable webcam bubble. The camera is a separate on/off toggle, not bundled with the microphone, so a live scene can be voice-only if you'd rather not be on camera. When it's on, move it anywhere on screen, resize it, and change its shape.

Privacy blur

• Blur live while you record, or add and adjust it afterward before you export — your choice, or both as a safety net. Mark a rectangular area of the screen you don't want visible, and it's blurred in the output.
• Covers your full desktop or screen recording end to end. (Single-window recordings aren't blurred, since a region anchored to a fixed position can't reliably follow a window that moves or resizes — record the full screen when you need to blur something.)

Trim

• Cut dead space from the start or end of a take by dragging the trim handles.
• Auto Trim suggests the cut, you approve it. Flow finds silence at the start and end of a recording and shows you exactly how much it would cut — nothing is trimmed until you apply it.
• This is start/end trimming, not a mid-clip editor — it doesn't remove pauses or make cuts in the middle of a take.

Studio Canvas — crop, reframe & frame for social

• Reframe one recording for every platform's aspect ratio — 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 4:3 — instead of recording the same thing multiple times to fit each one.
• Crop to what matters, then let Canvas fill the rest of the target frame, or skip reframing and export at your recording's native resolution.
• Add padding or a frame around the cropped recording, in a solid color or a gradient, for a polished, platform-ready look instead of the raw capture edge to edge.

Combine

• Stitch already-exported clips into one polished video — scenes from the current project, or any local video file you pick — in the order you choose, no separate video editor needed.
• Lay one shared background track over the whole combined video as you export, under each part's own audio — pick it once instead of adding it to every scene, or skip it if the parts already have music.
• Combine orders and joins already-exported clips; it doesn't re-edit a clip's content or re-sync narration baked into an exported scene — for that, adjust the scene itself before exporting.

Where this fits

See these features applied to real workflows: narrated tutorials, product demos, and onboarding & training videos.

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