Present the design the way you would in the room
A static file shows what a design looks like. It does not show why the spacing changed or what happens on hover. A short walkthrough with your camera on keeps the reasoning attached to the work, and the feedback comes back pinned to the part it is about.
You, next to the work
Show yourself in a camera bubble beside the design. Blur your background, remove it, or replace it with a solid colour or an image, all processed on your own computer.
Feedback on the frame, not in a thread
Reviewers leave notes pinned to a point on the video at the second they saw it. On a live web page, notes stay attached to the element they are about, using the page layout VeoRec keeps with the recording.
Point while you talk
Draw on the screen to circle a component, highlight clicks as you move through a prototype, and add chapter markers for each screen so a stakeholder can jump to the one they care about.
Polish before you send
Trim the start, cut a stumble, add background music or an overlay in the web editor. On Pro you can set a custom thumbnail and remove the VeoRec branding.
Questions
- Does it work with Figma?
- VeoRec records whatever you share in Chrome's dialog, so a Figma file in a tab, or the desktop app in a window, records like anything else.
- Can clients comment without an account?
- Anyone with the link can watch. They can leave comments and reactions on the video page.
- What does it cost?
- The Free plan keeps up to 50 videos and 5 GB, with recordings of up to 10 minutes in up to 1080p, AI transcripts and automatic titles; free videos carry a small VeoRec badge. Pro is $7.99 a month or $79 a year: unlimited videos, 1 TB of storage, recordings of up to 10 hours, no branding, view analytics, password-protected links, custom thumbnails, and AI summaries, chapters and translation.