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Tella records your screen, camera and audio and lets you arrange the recording into an edited video.

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When should you record the screen and camera separately?

Tella can record screen and camera on separate tracks. You can change their layout later. Use the camera when a short introduction helps, and leave enough space to see the product control you are explaining.

Plan a clip for choosing a fictional class and another for showing that it was saved. Start from an isolated sample with no private windows or notifications in view.

What affects Tella’s price?

Tella advertises a time-limited trial. The paid plans list pricing per user and include a credit allowance. Check the current plan for the editing features, credits, video resolution and access controls you need.

The displayed credit counts have changed. Use the current plan comparison before budgeting or inviting collaborators.

Can viewers watch the video without downloading it?

Tella can host a link or embedded player. It also documents password protection and controls for embeds. Check the selected plan and test the intended viewer access before sending any restricted video.

A domain restriction on an embed is a control for where it can play. Verify the direct viewing link separately or use an approved file destination for restricted content.

Which captions travel with a Tella export?

Tella can show captions in its player, make them part of the exported picture or provide a separate subtitle file. Pick what the destination supports and check the actual export.

On paper, draw a fictional frame with the button “Save draft.” Write that label in your caption and check whether the explanation makes sense with the sound off. Keep the script, clean original clips and an approved export for future edits.