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ScreenCursor is a screen recorder with auto zoom. Record your screen in Chrome, and every click, drag and keystroke turns into a smooth zoom while you record. When you stop, the video is already edited.
I built it because making a product demo always meant an afternoon of keyframes: scale up before the click, hold, scale back out, again and again. Without the zooms, nobody watching on a laptop or a phone can read the button you clicked.
What it does
Zooms in on every click by itself, just before you click, and eases back out so viewers keep their place
Every zoom stays editable: change the depth, timing or aim, or drag a box over exactly what should fill the frame
A built-in editor: cut mistakes, speed up the waiting, add backgrounds, a browser frame and aspect ratios for X, LinkedIn and YouTube
Exports an MP4 up to 1080p with no watermark
Nothing is uploaded: recording, editing and export all happen on your computer, with no account
Works on Windows, Mac and Linux, for Screen Studio-style results outside the Mac
Made for product demos, launch videos, help center tutorials and client walkthroughs: for founders, product teams, agencies and consultants who show software for a living.
Pricing: pay once, no subscription. One licence covers three computers.
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