Record a tutorial or a demo of your screen, with your voice and camera
Record the screen with your microphone and your camera in a corner, highlight clicks and zoom in where you click, then cut it by text and add captions in the same app.
01Pick what the viewers see
Open Screen recording in the sidebar. DISPLAY records a whole screen, WINDOW one window, and AREA a part of the screen, also in 16:9 for a video or 9:16 for a short. Keep ClipHearth out of the recording hides the app's own window on Windows and macOS.
02Your voice and your face
Switch on Record a microphone; VOICE CLEAN-UP can reduce background noise from fans, traffic, or a humming computer, leaving your voice untouched. Add the camera in a corner, as a circle or a rectangle, mirrored the way you see yourself.
03Show what you click
POINTER & CLICKS has Show the mouse pointer, Highlight clicks, and Zoom in where I click: the picture moves in to where you click and back out after a moment. The zoom becomes part of the finished recording. To place each zoom by hand instead, leave it off and add Zoom & pan in the Editor afterwards.
04Test, then record
Test 5 s records five seconds and says what is missing, such as a silent microphone or a permission, before you record for real. While recording, Mark a moment sets a mark you will find in the Editor, and Pause / Resume works from a shortcut in any program.
05Tidy it up in the Editor
When it is done, the recording lands in Completed as Recorded. Open it in the Editor to cut the slips by editing the text, take out the ehms and the pauses, and add big captions or a logo. AI parts are optional and come with the license.
06Export
Export to Queue writes the finished video; split it into parts or fit it into a file size if it has to go somewhere with a limit. Nothing of the recording leaves your computer.
Didn't solve it? Write to us - attach a diagnostics log if you have one. Missing a feature? Tell us what you would use it for; several of the recent ones started as a suggestion.