Veed.io has an Eye Contact Correction feature that makes it look like I am looking at the camera when I am reading notes

Specific feature post because I think this one is genuinely underappreciated.

I present and facilitate a lot of online sessions. My quality issue was always the same: I look at my notes or my second screen during sessions and the camera view shows me looking off to the side rather than at the audience. Everyone knows it is normal to have notes. It still reads as disengaged compared to someone who appears to be looking directly at the viewer.

Veed.io's Eye Contact Correction uses AI to adjust the speaker's gaze in the recorded video so they appear to be looking directly at the camera regardless of where their eyes were actually focused during recording. You record normally, you look at your notes or your script, and the processed video makes you look like you were making eye contact throughout.

For any recorded content where presence and engagement matter, training videos, online course recordings, webinar replays, this is the difference between looking polished and looking like you were reading. The effect is subtle enough that it does not look manipulated. It just looks like a presenter who was fully present.

The AI Script-to-Video feature is separately useful for generating entire video drafts from a text script with stock footage and voiceover when you do not want to be on camera at all. Those are opposite use cases and having both in the same tool covers the full range.

The Auto-Subtitles with 100-plus language translation handles the accessibility and international distribution step.