ScreenKite AI Editing Is Here: Auto-generate B-roll and Clean Up Spoken Clips

If you make videos, you probably know the word B-roll.

In simple terms, B-roll is the extra text, image, screenshot, or visual you add to explain what you are talking about. It helps the viewer understand the idea better. It also makes the video feel less flat.

But finding or making good B-roll takes time.

This is especially true for screen recording creators. Whether you are making tutorials, product demos, or software walkthroughs, you often need a lot of small visual elements.

Most of the time, these visuals do not need to be fancy.

They just need to explain the concept clearly.

Many creators have probably had the same thought:

What if a tool could watch my video and automatically create the right B-roll for me?

Now, ScreenKite's built-in AI editing feature is live.

It can help you automatically add B-roll. It can also help you clean up spoken clips with AI.

Why We Built AI Editing

The goal of ScreenKite's AI features is simple:

To save creators time.

We believe the most important part of video creation is not repeating the same editing tasks again and again.

The important part is the idea, the message, and the content.

Cutting pauses, cleaning up spoken parts, and adding simple B-roll are useful tasks. But they are also repetitive.

If AI can handle more of this work, creators can spend more time on what actually matters:

Thinking, creating, and shipping better content.

What ScreenKite AI Editing Can Do

Right now, ScreenKite's AI editing feature can help with two common tasks.

First, it can automatically generate B-roll.

You can ask AI to add text, images, screenshots, or other simple visuals based on the content of your video.

Second, it can clean up spoken clips.

For example, it can help remove clear pauses, repeated phrases, or parts that make the video feel slow.

You do not need to edit everything frame by frame.

You can just tell AI what you want in plain English.

How to Use ScreenKite AI Editing

1. Download ScreenKite

ScreenKite is a screen recorder and editor built for people who make screen recording videos.

It includes the core features you expect from a screen recording tool. It also exports videos faster.

Even if you do not need AI editing right now, ScreenKite can still help you create tutorials, product demos, and software walkthroughs.

2. Record a Video and Open the Editor

After recording your video, open it in the ScreenKite editor.

Then click the AI Agent button in the top-left corner.

3. Use the AI Tool You Already Like

ScreenKite lets you use the AI tool that fits your workflow.

Whether you prefer Claude Code, Gemini, Codex, or another tool, you can use the setup you already know.

The editing workflow runs from your own environment.

You choose the AI tool. You stay in control of your project and your privacy.

4. Edit with Natural Language

Then you can simply tell AI what you want.

For example:

"Add simple B-roll based on the content of this video."

"Remove clear pauses and repeated phrases."

"Add a short text explanation when I introduce this feature."

AI will then apply the edit inside ScreenKite.

AI Editing Built for Screen Recording Creators

Many AI video tools try to become full video editors for every use case.

ScreenKite is more focused.

We care about the real editing tasks screen recording creators do again and again.

You may not need complex cinematic editing.

You may just need to:

• Make tutorials faster.
• Create product demos faster.
• Explain software features more clearly.
• Spend less time on repetitive editing work.

That is what ScreenKite AI editing is built for.

It is not here to replace creators.

It is here to remove the repetitive work, so creators can spend more time on the content itself.