After you finish recording:

• Click the Edit icon, or

• Select the “Try Auto-Zoom” bar to enter the editing interface.

💡 Important Note: The zoom effect will only apply after you enter the editor and export your video.

Add, Delete, or Adjust Zooms

Add: Click the " + " on the zoom timeline.

Delete: Select a zoom block → right-click → Delete, click the delete icon, or press the Delete key.

Adjust length: Select a zoom block, drag the edge to make it shorter/longer.

Disable (temporarily): Right-click a zoom block → Disable. Right click and uncheck Disable to enable it.
(Your settings remain saved, but the effect is hidden.)

Move: Select and drag the zoom block to move it.

Zoom levels: Select a zoom block, and adjust zoom level (from 1x to 4x) on the right adjusting panel.

Auto vs. Manual Zoom

Shift between Auto and Manual Zoom by selecting a zoom block, then choose Auto or Manual from the options menu.

Auto-Zoom: Detects your mouse clicks automatically and centers the zoom on them.

Manual Zoom: Lets you decide the timing and target area manually. Move the purple dot to determine your target.

Zoom Animation

Customize how the zoom transitions appear:

• Choose from preset animation styles, or

• Adjust stiffness, damping, and mass manually for a smoother/stiffer feel.

• Stiffness — Controls how strongly the zoom tries to reach its target position.
  Higher stiffness = faster and snappier motion.
  Lower stiffness = slower, more relaxed movement.

• Damping — Determines how quickly the motion settles after zooming.
  Higher damping = less bounce and quicker stabilization.
  Lower damping = more bounce or overshoot before stopping.

• Mass — Simulates the “weight” of the zoom motion.
  Higher mass = heavier, slower response.
  Lower mass = lighter, more responsive feel.