A demo is usually needed today, not next sprint. Supercut records your screen, microphone, and camera in one take, drops the result onto the Studio timeline with a backdrop and zooms already applied, and exports a 4K mp4 for the site or a GIF for the changelog. The build on your screen never leaves your machine.
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.
Turn a video into a GIF right in your browser. Pick the clip, convert, and download, no upload, no watermark to start, your footage stays private.
Add auto-captions to any video in your browser. On-device transcription with viral caption styles, no upload, your footage and audio stay private.
No. The browser recorder works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Arc with nothing to install. The desktop app adds full system audio, cursor tracking, and the click-anchored zooms that come from it.
On the macOS desktop app it samples your cursor and your clicks while you record, then places the push-ins for you, and you can edit or delete any of them afterwards. In the browser there is no way to track the cursor outside the page, so you place the zooms yourself on the timeline.
The recording is captured, edited, and exported on your device. There is no server copy and no share link, so a pre-release build is never uploaded anywhere.
Yes. Studio exports the same timeline as an mp4 or a GIF, so the two can never disagree about the edit.