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Making a good tutorial video normally means recording, then editing out mistakes, then re-recording narration, then separately writing up the same steps as a help article — four jobs from one piece of knowledge. Clevera collapses that into one: you record your screen, and it generates a cleaned-up video with an AI voiceover (from over 100 voice options), while simultaneously producing a matching written article with screenshots. Edit either version afterward and, notably, updates propagate automatically across every place the content is embedded. It's aimed at teams that produce a lot of how-to content — SaaS onboarding, customer support, internal training — and translates output into 74 languages, which is a meaningful reach advantage if you support an international user base. Pricing runs Starter at $29/month for individuals, Business at $59/seat/month with a 5-seat minimum ($295/month floor), and Pro at $99/seat/month as the most-featured individual tier — an unusual structure where the mid-tier costs less per seat than the top individual tier because it targets teams rather than individuals.