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Getting Started
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Getting Started
Record Screen
Record Audio
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Edit Your Recording
Additional Features
Feedback & Support
Auto-Zoom
The new Auto-Zoom feature helps you highlight key actions in your recordings with smooth, professional zoom effects. Whether you’re teaching, presenting, or demonstrating software, Auto-Zoom ensures your audience never misses a detail.
What Is Auto-Zoom
Auto-Zoom automatically magnifies the area around your mouse click to draw attention during playback.
You can choose between:
Automatic mode — Zooms in whenever you click.
Manual mode — Lets you set exactly where and when to zoom.
Auto-Zoom automatically magnifies the area around your mouse click to draw attention during playback.
You can choose between:
Automatic mode — Zooms in whenever you click.
Manual mode — Lets you set exactly where and when to zoom.
Auto-Zoom automatically magnifies the area around your mouse click to draw attention during playback.
You can choose between:
Automatic mode — Zooms in whenever you click.
Manual mode — Lets you set exactly where and when to zoom.
Turn Auto-Zoom On or Off
Open Settings
Go to Advanced Options > Check or uncheck the Auto Zoom Effect box
Open Settings
Go to Advanced Options > Check or uncheck the Auto Zoom Effect box
Open Settings
Go to Advanced Options > Check or uncheck the Auto Zoom Effect box
Activate and Edit Auto-Zoom
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.
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.
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.
Export Your Video
When editing is done, click Export to save your video with all zoom effects included.
When editing is done, click Export to save your video with all zoom effects included.
When editing is done, click Export to save your video with all zoom effects included.
