Record a demo and get something that already looks finished. Supercut captures your screen, and optionally your microphone and camera, entirely in your browser, then drops the result straight onto a timeline with a backdrop, padding, rounded corners and a shadow already applied. The camera stays its own layer, so you can move, resize or remove the bubble afterwards.
Just type
“Zoom into the sidebar from 0:12 to 0:16”
Works with
Choose a screen, a window or a single tab, then add your microphone and camera if you want them. Your browser asks what to share; Supercut never sees the picture.
A short count-in gives you time to get ready. Pause and resume as often as you need, and the paused time is left out of the final length.
Your recording appears on the timeline already framed and styled. Add zooms where they matter, trim, then export. Every step runs on your device.
Supercut decodes, edits and exports your video entirely in your browser with WebAssembly. Your footage is never uploaded, the only thing that leaves your device is the text of your prompt, so the AI knows what edit to plan. Read more in our Privacy Policy.
Record your screen with sound: audio from your machine, your microphone, or both. Capture and edit on your device, nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Record your screen and webcam together in the browser. The camera stays a separate layer, so you can move, resize or remove the bubble after the take.
Record your screen and export it straight to a GIF. Capture a region, trim to the moment, convert on your device. No upload, no account to get started.
Add auto-captions to any video in your browser. On-device transcription with viral caption styles, no upload, your footage and audio stay private.
Record a product demo with your screen, voice, and camera, then ship it looking produced. Recording and export both run on your device, so an unreleased build never uploads.
Record how-to and onboarding walkthroughs for your help center, caption them on your device, and export without uploading customer accounts or internal tooling.
No. Recording, editing and export all happen on your device. There is no server copy, and no share link, because the file never leaves your browser.
On the desktop app, yes. It follows your cursor while recording and zooms in where the cursor settles, and you can edit or delete any of those zooms afterwards. In the browser there is no way to track the cursor outside the page, so you place zooms yourself on the timeline.
In the browser, Chrome can capture audio from a shared tab. The desktop app records audio playing on the whole machine on macOS and Windows.
No. The browser recorder works in Chrome, Edge, Brave and Arc with nothing to install. The desktop app adds cursor-follow zooms and full system audio.
No watermark. Length is bounded by your own disk and memory rather than by us, though very long recordings of large screens are heavier on both.
Drop a clip and describe the edit, it runs right here in your browser.
Open the editor