Record a short video introduction with your background automatically blurred — then share a single clean link with a job application, a freelance proposal, or a recruiter who asked for one.
Three situations, one tool — because "just record something and send it over" always turns into more work than it should.
Some applications ask for a short intro, and some just stand out more with one. Record it once, drop the link on your CV or LinkedIn, and it's ready whenever someone clicks.
On Upwork, Fiverr, or anywhere else, a short video pitch gets more replies than text alone. Record a new one per job in a couple of minutes, and paste a link straight into your proposal.
Send candidates to Jikoreel instead of juggling video files over email. They record, you get a link back — no software to install on either side.
Everything happens in your browser. Nothing is uploaded until you choose to share it.
A short countdown, then you're recording — plain and reliable, up to 3 minutes.
Choose a blur strength or a background, and Jikoreel processes it right after you stop recording.
Get one clean jikoreel.com link. Paste it into a proposal, an application, or an email — it just plays.
Open the page and start. You only need an account if you want to manage past links.
No channel, no comments section, no "recommended videos" next to your intro. Just your video.
Applying to five jobs doesn't mean overwriting one video five times — each recording gets its own link.
No app to install for you or for the person watching. Any modern browser plays it.
No subscription to remember to cancel. Pay only for the videos you actually share.
For a quick, to-the-point intro.
When you need a little more time to make your case.
A simple structure for the first minute recruiters and clients see.
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