A new start, and your takes up front. • A new welcome: pick what you make, and read the first line of a script written for it, out loud. • Making videos? Film a short practice take right away, then style its captions, cut the slips and read a line again. • Your newest takes sit at the top of your scripts, a tap away. • Free take: try every caption look on it.

Fix a take with one tap instead of shooting it again. • Cut Flubs takes out false starts and ums in one tap. • Fix a Line: read one line again and Avocado drops it into the take. • Combine Takes builds one take from the best read of each section. • Cut by the words you said: tap them, then Cut. • Try it free: record one take of up to 30 seconds and watch it back with captions.

Minor fixes and improvements

Your next word, lit up With Follow My Voice and Adaptive Speed on, Avocado marks the word you're about to say, so your eyes always know where to land. Turn it on in Settings › Voice. Ad-lib freely Go off script and the text waits right where you left off, for as long as you need, then picks up when you're back. Skip ahead and it catches up in a second. Fixed A tap on the countdown starts your script right away. The line you're reading stays bright until you've moved on.

Bug fixes and a new welcome tour. Tell Avocado what you'll read and it writes your first script to match.

Made for iPhone Duo On the cover, the script leans toward the camera in the corner, so you read right where you look. Open the phone and the camera's half reads the script while the other half runs the show: every section with when you'll reach it, named cues, speed and time. Stand it up like a laptop and the controls lie on the desk half. When you record, the take's preview sits beside your script. Open or close it mid-read and every word moves to its new line, so you never lose your place. Also Rotating your iPhone or iPad, or resizing the text, keeps the word you were reading on the reading line.

Captions that follow every word Turn on Captions in a take and every word lights up as you say it, timed to your voice and spelled from your script, so names and terms come out right. Pick Pop, Box, Karaoke or Classic, a font, colours and a size, then drag the captions where you want them. They're burned into what you save and share, ready for Reels, TikTok and Shorts. Avocado listens on your iPhone; nothing is uploaded. Part of Avocado Pro. Subtitles for YouTube Share a take's captions as an .srt file from the take's menu.

Voice following that stays with you The line you're reading now stays on the reading line instead of trailing a few words behind. Go off script for a moment and the text waits for you; skip ahead and it catches up in seconds. A format for every take Save or share a take as 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, 4:5 for the feed, 1:1 or 16:9, at full quality, 1080p or 720p. The recorder shows the crop while you record. Sharing opens at once The share sheet comes up straight away, and a shared take arrives named for its script. Options in the prompter Tap Aa to change voice, speed, countdown, text size and the reading line without leaving your read. Also fixed • A take is saved if you leave the app while recording. • The prompter no longer stops after a quick flick of the text. • Subscribing opens the App Store sheet reliably.