It zooms itself
Every click turns into a smooth zoom in and back out, so people see what you clicked instead of a wall of tiny buttons.
v0.1.7macOS 15+ · Apple Silicon
Create screen recordings people want to watch.
Screenflare records your Mac and makes it look good — zooming in on every click, smoothing out your cursor and setting it all on a backdrop worth showing. Screenshots get the same treatment, marks and blur included. Nothing is locked in until you export.
6 MB · Records at 60 fps · Nothing leaves your Mac
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- Auto-zoom on clicks
- Smooth, oversized cursor
- Backdrop, padding, shadow
01Features
It edits while you record.
Record multiple windows or displays at once, then switch the focus between them in the editor. Screenflare also tracks where you click and what you type, so the polish is already in place when you stop.
3 selected
Pick sources⌘-click to add more
Record 3 windows
A cursor you can follow
Bigger, gliding instead of jittering, with a soft ripple where you click. Nobody has to hunt for the pointer on a large screen.
Backdrops, not blank space
Set your recording on a gradient, a wallpaper or your own image, with padding, rounded corners and a soft shadow around it.
Cut, speed up, trim
Drop the silent parts automatically, cut out the moment you fumbled, or fast-forward the boring middle. The audio keeps up.
Captions in one click
Screenflare writes down what you said and burns in captions you can edit line by line. Delete a line to delete that part of the video.
Blur what shouldn’t ship
Hide an email address, a customer name or a whole panel. The blur stays on it as the shot zooms and moves.
Camera in a bubble
Add your webcam as a circle in the corner, then move it, resize it or take it out entirely — after you’ve finished recording.
Show your shortcuts
The keys you press appear on screen as keycaps, so nobody has to stop and ask what you just did.
02Editor
A timeline you can actually read.
Zoom, speed, cut and caption blocks sit right on top of the audio. Drag one to move it, grab an edge to resize, double-click to add another — and undo any of it by name.
Timeline00:14 / 01:02
0:000:150:300:451:00
Zoom 1.8×Zoom 2.4×Zoom 1.4×
Speed 2×Speed 0.5×
Text IntroText Wrap up
- Everything from the keyboard
- ⌘K opens a search box for every action in the editor.
- Undo anything
- Every change is reversible, and each step tells you what it was.
- Crop the shot
- Trim the frame down to the part that matters. Everything else follows it.
- Audio that sounds mixed
- Clean up background hiss, even out the volume, and lay music underneath.
- Save your look
- Keep a background, frame and cursor style as a preset and reuse it every time.
- Export anywhere
- MP4 up to 4K, a looping GIF, or straight to your clipboard to paste into chat. The file size is estimated before you start.
03Screenshots
Stills get the same treatment.
Drag out a region or pick a window, and the shot is on your clipboard before its thumbnail lands in the corner. Click that, and it opens in an editor made for pointing things out — with the same backdrops your recordings get.
- Region, window or the whole display
- ⌘⇧4 drags out a region with live pixel coordinates. Tap Space and it switches to windows: hover, click, and the window comes out with its rounded corners and shadow. ⌘⇧3 shoots the display your pointer is on.
- Point things out
- Arrows, boxes, pen, highlighter, text and numbered steps, each one a single key away. Marks stay movable after you save, so a typo never means starting over.
- Blur, pixelate, spotlight
- Blur or pixelate an address, a name or a whole panel — or dim everything except the part you’re talking about.
- A backdrop for stills
- Set a screenshot on a gradient, a wallpaper or your own image, with padding, rounded corners and a shadow — and an aspect ratio to match wherever it’s going.
- Copy the words, not the pixels
- ⌥⌘8 reads whatever you drag a box around and puts the text on your clipboard. Recognition runs on your Mac, in your language and English, even when a screen mixes both.
- Out the door in one move
- ⌘C copies the finished picture, ⌘S saves it over the file, or drag it straight into Slack, Notion or an email. Every shot stays in a history you can reopen and edit again.
04Privacy
Your screen never leaves your Mac.
uploads
trackers
servers
- Recorded on your Mac
- The video is written straight to your disk. It never passes through anyone’s server.
- Read on your Mac
- Captions and Capture Text both use Apple’s on-device recognition. Your voice and your screen are never sent away to be read.
- Kept on your Mac
- Recordings sit in a folder in Movies, yours to move or delete. No account needed, no sync.
05Shortcuts
Built for the keyboard.
Open the capture bar, pause a recording and keep working without switching apps. These shortcuts work even when Screenflare is nowhere in sight — and every one can be rebound in Settings.
- ⌘⇧5
- Record or capture
- ⌥⌘2
- Pause / resume
- ⌘⇧3
- Capture the whole display
- ⌘⇧4
- Capture a region or window
- ⌥⌘8
- Copy text off the screen
- Z
- Add a zoom
- S
- Change the speed
- X
- Cut out this bit
- ⌘K
- Search every action
- ⌘E
- Export
06FAQ
The short answers.
Your next demo deserves better than a raw capture.
Record it once. Screenflare handles the zooms, the cursor and the frame.
macOS 15+ · Apple Silicon
