Feature · Cursor Smoothing
A steadier cursor, after the fact.
One Rec records your cursor path separately from the video, so you can smooth it, resize it and add click effects in the editor.
What you get
What it does for you.
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Smoothing
Spring or exponential smoothing, with an amount slider, takes the shake out of fast or nervous mouse moves.
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Click effects
Mark each click with a soft, ring or ripple effect, plus an optional press animation.
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Size and style
Scale the cursor from 0.5x to 3x, switch to a dot or hide it. Fast moves can get motion blur.
How it works
From take to finished video.
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Record normally
Use your mouse as usual. One Rec stores the cursor path and clicks next to the video.
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Tune the cursor
In the editor's cursor panel, pick a smoothing mode and amount, a click effect and a size.
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Export
The cursor is drawn into the export with your settings. Change them any time before you export.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Can I change cursor settings after recording?
Yes. The cursor is recorded as data, so smoothing, size, style and click effects can all change in the editor.
Can I customize the cursor style?
Yes. Use the system cursor or a dot, scale it from 0.5x to 3x, or hide it. There's no cursor spotlight or motion trail.
Try it on your next take.
Free for macOS, Windows and Linux, with no time limit on recordings.