The meeting that could have been a video is usually a screen, a voice, and two minutes. Supercut records all three, puts the take on a timeline that already looks finished, and gives you a file you own. That matters most when the screen has an internal dashboard or a customer list on it.
Record your screen, mic and camera in the browser, then polish the result. Backdrop, rounded corners and zooms, all local. Nothing is uploaded, no watermark.
Compress video to a smaller file size in your browser. Shrink clips for sharing without uploading them anywhere, your footage stays on your device.
Add auto-captions to any video in your browser. On-device transcription with viral caption styles, no upload, your footage and audio stay private.
You export a file and share it the way your team already shares files: chat, email, a drive, or a doc. Supercut does not host a copy, which is the trade for footage that never leaves your machine.
Ask Supercut to compress it. It re-encodes to a smaller file while keeping it watchable, and that runs on your device too.
Yes. Screen, microphone, and camera are recorded as three separate tracks, and the camera is never composited in. That is what keeps the bubble movable, resizable, and removable after the take.
No. Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Arc record with nothing to install. The desktop app adds full system audio and cursor tracking, which is where the automatic zooms come from.