Cadence is a Chrome screen recorder with AI accent swap, noise cleanup and captions. Free 7-day trial; Pro from $16.58/month. Read the full review.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Cadence is a Chrome extension that records your screen and changes how your voice sounds in the same workflow. Its main feature is AI Accent Swap, which converts a speaker's accent into a cleaner, more global one, such as Neutral American or British RP, while keeping the original words, pacing and pauses. It is aimed at people who record demos, tutorials and walkthroughs.
Beyond accent changes, Cadence covers much of a typical screencast job. It includes an in-browser editor with trim, cut, mute and crop tools, word-by-word captions, custom audio uploads, on-screen drawing, live blur for private data and AI avatar generation. The company describes it as built for asynchronous communication, so it does not process audio in real time during live calls.
The workflow has three steps. First, you record a tab, a window or your whole screen through the Chrome extension, with optional camera and microphone. Second, you pick an accent and Cadence rebuilds your audio from the recording. Third, you export the video or send a shareable link. After recording, an edit page opens where the AI audio cleaner removes noise.
Cadence says your original audio is kept, and you can toggle between the raw and AI-enhanced versions to compare them. The AI features also appear inside the extension: AI Accent Change, AI Voice Dubbing and AI Avatar Generation. Because processing happens after you record, it adds a step compared with a plain recorder, but the company says this keeps audio quality high without real-time lag.
Recording tools include capture of the full screen, a single tab or a custom area, plus drawing tools (pen, arrows, shapes and text), cursor highlights and live blur that stays locked to the area as a page scrolls. The editor adds trimming, cutting, muting and cropping, and captions that highlight each word as it is spoken, with adjustable font, color and size.
On the AI side, Cadence offers accent swap with Neutral American, British RP, Australian and a Transatlantic tone, translation of screencasts into 25+ languages on Pro, voice dubbing, and lip-synced avatars placed in the corner of a recording. Users can also upload an MP3, WAV or M4A file, set its volume, and either layer it over the recording or replace the original audio.
Cadence is a Chrome extension that records your screen and uses AI to fix how you sound. It can swap your accent, remove background noise, add captions and generate AI avatars. It is aimed at people who share demos, tutorials and walkthroughs.
Cadence has a free 7-day trial at $0 and a Cadence Pro plan at $19.00 per month on monthly billing. The annual option shows $16.58 per month. A WELCOME30 code for 30% off was advertised for new customers.
Yes. The 7-day trial includes unlimited screen recording, unlimited downloads, saving to Google Drive and 60 seconds of AI Accent Change. You can install the extension and start recording without creating an account.
The AI Accent Swap focuses on accent transfer and does not change what you say. Separately, the Pro plan includes translation of screencasts into 25+ languages and AI voice dubbing.
The site lists a curated set of Global Pro accents: Neutral American, British RP, Australian and a Transatlantic tone. It says more profiles are being added.
No. Cadence is built for asynchronous communication such as screen recordings, demos and tutorials. You record first and then apply the AI processing.
Yes. Cadence says the original recording is kept, and you can toggle between the raw audio and the AI-enhanced version to compare them.
Screen recording and all non-AI features remain unlimited. The bank resets every month, and teams needing more AI processing time can contact Cadence about a custom high-volume plan.