Put the right sources in the recording
Choose the recording area or window, and select the available audio and camera sources you need. A camera overlay can help a presentation feel personal. Check the preview and source choices before starting; screen, camera and microphone access use their own macOS permissions.
Keep the useful part of the take
Pause and resume when the explanation needs a break. In the editor, refine the retained range, work with clips, and make adjustments to the picture, audio or subtitles. Keep the original recording available while you edit so a later change does not require another take.
Export the finished composition
Review the edited preview, including any camera overlay and timed effects, then export the finished video. Saving only the raw screen file is different from exporting the composition. Keep related source files and the editable project together when you want to return to the edit later.
How to use it
- Select a screen area or window and check your sources.
- Start recording; pause and resume as needed.
- Trim the take and review the edited preview.
- Export the finished video, keeping sources for later edits.
Can I include my camera?
Yes, with a supported available camera and the necessary macOS permission. Review the overlay in the finished composition before exporting.
Can subtitles work without a model download?
Existing subtitle editing and local speech-model transcription have different requirements. Optional transcription may require importing or downloading a supported model first; do not assume every recording has automatic subtitles.