Turn a screen recording into a product demo

No. Your browser does all the work, from finding the cursor to making the MP4, so nothing leaves your computer. It’s safe for unreleased products and private dashboards.

It watches the recording for the cursor: where it moves, where it stops and where you click. Each click or pause after a move becomes a suggested zoom that follows the cursor. You can move, resize or remove any of them, or add your own.

The tool finds the cursor in every frame, paints the original out, and draws a clean cursor that glides along the same path, bigger if you like, with a ripple on each click. If your recording has no visible cursor, it’s left as it is and zooms can hold a fixed point instead.

A screen recording of a website or app, made with the cursor visible, in MP4, MOV or WebM. QuickTime, OBS, Loom downloads and the recorder built into this page all work. 1080p or bigger keeps the text sharp when it zooms in.

Yes. Pauses where nothing on screen moves are cut, and slow stretches like typing or a page loading play at 3×. You can switch either off, change the speed, put any cut back, or cut parts out yourself on the Cut track.

Yes. Record your voice right on the page while the demo plays, with your camera if you like, or drop in an audio or video file. Your camera shows as a bubble in a corner or side by side with the demo, and you set the volume of each sound.

Pick a macOS, white, outline, dot or touch cursor, its size and how smoothly it glides. It turns into a pointing hand over links and buttons, the way your recording did.

MP4 at Full HD or 4K, 30 or 60 frames a second, in 16:9 for YouTube and your site, 9:16 for Reels and TikTok, 1:1, 4:5, or your recording’s own shape. Or a GIF for docs and README files.

Yes. No account, no watermark and no limit on how many demos you make.