Creator
$19/month
Billed monthly
For solo creators posting every week
500 credits every month
- Up to 250 AI images
- Up to 50 Studio exports, plus the first export of each project
- Up to 1.5 hours of AI voiceover
- Roll over up to 1,000 credits
Reaction and commentary video maker
Your face in the corner, your voice over the clip
Put the clip, your face cam and your voice in one frame. Cut the clip to your points, caption what you say, and export it for TikTok, Shorts or YouTube.
Make a reaction video in Studio
Studio runs in a desktop browser, on plans from $19 a month. Each project's first export is included.
Free on a phone: TikTok, iMovie, CapCutFree: put your face on a clip with an app you already have.
- TikTok
- On the video you're reacting to, tap Share, then Duet. Record yourself beside it, tap the check mark, then Post. Not every video allows Duet. TikTok Help
- iPhone
- In iMovie, free from Apple, put the clip in a movie project. Tap Add Media, pick your face cam video, tap More, then Picture in Picture or Split Screen. Apple iMovie guide
- Android
- In CapCut, free on Google Play, start a New project with the clip. Tap Overlay, pick your face cam, tap Add overlay, then pinch and drag it into place. CapCut
- Mac
- In iMovie, drag your face cam above the clip in the timeline. Click Video Overlay Settings, choose Picture in Picture, drag its corners to size it, then click Apply. Apple iMovie guide
- Windows
- In Clipchamp's free plan, open Record & create and choose Screen & camera. Share the tab playing the clip and react. Both recordings land on the timeline; move the camera one over the clip. Microsoft Clipchamp help
Where your face goesFour layouts, with the numbers to type
Put the clip on one track and your face cam on the track above. Select a layer and its settings open in the sidebar: Position holds X and Y, Dimensions holds W and H, in canvas pixels.
Split screen
Reactions on TikTok, Reels and Shorts
- Canvas 1080 x 1920
- Clip: X 0, Y 0, W 1080, H 960
- Face cam: X 0, Y 960, W 1080, H 960
- Keep aspect ratio off on both, then Crop focus
Face bubble
Commentary over a vertical clip
- Canvas 1080 x 1920
- Clip fills the canvas
- Face cam: X 60, Y 200, W 360, H 360
- Corner radius 180 turns the square into a circle
Green screen
You, standing in front of the clip
- Canvas 1080 x 1920
- Film yourself in front of a green sheet
- Face cam: X 0, Y 1020, W 900, H 900
- Effects: turn on Greenscreen
Corner cam
Commentary on YouTube
- Canvas 1920 x 1080
- Face cam: X 1440, Y 600, W 432, H 432
- Corner radius 24
How to make a commentary videoSix steps, one project
- 1
Know your point first
Write down the one thing you want viewers to take away, then pick the moments of the clip that show it. A reaction can stay loose. A commentary needs a point.
- 2
Record yourself, or type it
Film your face cam with a webcam or phone while you watch. Clap once at the start so you can line your recording up with the clip later. No mic? Type the script under Audio, Voiceover.
- 3
Start in the right shape
New projects open at 1080 x 1920 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. For YouTube, set 1920 x 1080 in the Canvas panel. Put the clip on one track and your face cam on the track above it; the top track draws on top.
- 4
Place your face
Select the face cam and type its X, Y, W and H. Turn off Keep aspect ratio to fit a square, then move Crop focus onto your face. Corner radius rounds it. Greenscreen, under Effects, drops a green backdrop.
- 5
Cut to your points, keep your voice on top
Press S to split the clip and delete what you don't talk about. Where you speak, lower the clip's Volume to about -14 to -18 dB. Turn off Enable audio where the clip should be silent.
- 6
Caption it and export
Open Captions and press Auto captions. Pick a preset and fix any word it got wrong, then export an MP4 at 1080p or 4K.
No mic? No camera?Three ways to voice it
- Your own voice
- Record it with any mic, even a phone in a quiet room, and upload it to the project.
- Your recording, another voice
- Voice change in the Audio tool re-voices a recording of up to five minutes. Your timing and emotion stay.
- A typed script
- Type it under Voiceover and pick a voice from the library, or clone your own voice from a sample and type with it.
Watch his left hand. The windmill builds all that speed, and one hand has to stop it. That's the freeze.
Read by library voices from the typed line. The same line plays over the breakdancer in the commentary at the top of the page.
Simple pricing that scales with you.
Pick the plan for how much you post. Every model on every plan. Unused credits roll over. Cancel anytime.
Pro
Most popular$49/month
Billed monthly
For creators posting daily across channels
1,300 credits every month
- Up to 650 AI images
- Up to 130 Studio exports, plus the first export of each project
- Up to 4 hours of AI voiceover
- Roll over up to 2,600 credits
Studio
$99/month
Billed monthly
For brands and production teams
2,700 credits every month
- Up to 1,350 AI images
- Up to 270 Studio exports, plus the first export of each project
- Up to 9 hours of AI voiceover
- Roll over up to 5,400 credits
Scale
$199/month
Billed monthly
For agencies running always-on content
5,500 credits every month
- Up to 2,750 AI images
- Up to 550 Studio exports, plus the first export of each project
- Up to 18 hours of AI voiceover
- Roll over up to 11,000 credits
Every plan includesEvery model, 90+ and countingReusable AI personasSceneform Studio editorCommercial usage rights
Want checkout, comparison tables, or a custom volume? See the full pricing page
Before you hit recordCommon questions
A video where you show parts of a clip and explain, review or argue about them in your own voice. Your point of view is the content. The clip is the evidence.
A reaction shows you watching something, usually for the first time, with your face on screen. A commentary is planned: the clip is cut to the moments you discuss, and your voice explains them. Many videos mix the two.
Film your face with a webcam or phone while you watch the clip. In Studio, put the clip on one track and your recording on the track above it, then place your face with a layout: split screen, a bubble, green screen or a corner cam. Line the two up, lower the clip's Volume where you talk, press Auto captions and export.
In Studio, put the clip on one track and your face cam on the track above it. Select the face cam and set its X, Y, W and H, for example W 432 and H 432 at X 1440, Y 600 on a 1920 x 1080 canvas. Corner radius rounds the corners.
In the US, commentary and criticism can be fair use, which courts decide case by case.
Yes. Leave the face cam out and let the clip and captions carry the screen. For the voice, type your script under Voiceover, re-voice your own recording with Voice change, or clone your voice once and type with it.
Yes. Auto captions in Studio writes captions from the speech in your project, up to 45 minutes of it, timed to each word. Pick a preset, fix any word, and the captions are part of the exported video.
Yes. Upload a track, or make one in Studio under Audio, Music. Put it on its own track and turn its Volume down until your voice sits clearly on top.
Yes. TikTok's Duet, iMovie on iPhone and Mac, CapCut on Android and Clipchamp's free plan all put your face next to or over a clip, with the steps at the top of this page. Sceneform plans start at $19 a month for the layouts, voices and captions in one Studio edit, with commercial use and no watermark on every plan.
Editing in Studio comes with every plan. The first export of each project is free, and each later export costs 10 credits. Voiceovers and generated clips use credits too. Creator is $19 a month with 500 credits.
Record your face cam on your phone, then build the video in Studio, which runs in a desktop browser. To finish it on the phone itself, use TikTok's Duet, iMovie on iPhone or CapCut on Android.
Watch it once.Then say what you saw.
Make a reaction video in Studio
Plans from $19 a month. Commercial use and no watermark included.