Feature · Auto-Zoom
Zooms that follow your clicks.
Auto-zoom places zooms on your clicks and typing after you record. Move, resize or delete any of them on the timeline.
What you get
What it does for you.
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Placed on clicks and typing
Auto-zoom reads your click and keystroke data and zooms where the action is. It's rule-based, so the same recording gets the same zooms.
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Three presets
Subtle uses gentle 1.5x zooms. Balanced zooms on clicks and typing and stays wide while you navigate. Energetic zooms deeper and more often.
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Editable on the timeline
Every zoom is a region on the timeline. Pick one of six depths from 1.25x to 5x, hold a fixed point or follow the cursor, or press Z to add your own.
How it works
From take to finished video.
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Record as usual
Click, type and scroll the way you normally would. One Rec logs cursor and click data next to the video.
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Pick a preset
In the editor, choose Subtle, Balanced or Energetic. Zoom regions appear on the timeline.
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Adjust and export
Drag zoom edges, change depth, delete the ones you don't want, then export.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Do I need to add zoom points by hand?
No. Auto-zoom places them from your clicks and typing. You can add more with the Z key or by dragging on the zoom track.
Is auto-zoom AI?
No. It's rule-based: zooms go where you click and type. There's no AI model and no eye tracking involved.
Does zoom affect recording performance?
No. Zooms are applied in the editor and at export. The recording itself captures the full frame.
Try it on your next take.
Free for macOS, Windows and Linux, with no time limit on recordings.