Auto zoom screen recorder
The screen recorder that zooms in on every click.
Screen Glide turns each click in your recording into a smooth zoom on that spot, then eases back out. On Windows, for $10 once.
Why zoom on clicks?
A full screen recording shrinks to a blur on a phone. The button you clicked is a few pixels wide. Zooming in where the action is makes a demo readable anywhere, and it is what makes a clip look produced rather than captured.
Doing it by hand means keyframing every zoom in a video editor. Screen Glide does it from the clicks themselves, so the edit is done when you stop recording.
How Screen Glide zooms
- It leads into the click. The camera starts moving just before you click, so the zoom arrives with the action rather than after it.
- It holds while you work there. Clicks close together share one shot, so the camera does not bounce in and out.
- It moves on springs. Every move eases in and settles like a real camera, never a linear slide, with motion blur when it travels fast.
- It follows only when it must. Zoomed in, the camera stays still until the cursor nears the edge of the shot.
Every zoom stays yours to change
The zooms land on the timeline as bands. Move them, resize them, set how deep each one goes, add your own or remove any. Then add the finishing touches: crop to a window, trim, cut, speed up the waits, and export for X, Instagram, TikTok or Facebook in one click.
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Get Screen Glide
$10one time, per PC
- Every feature
- Updates included
- No subscription, no account
- Nothing leaves your PC: no cloud, no uploads
Windows 11