Frame your moment.
Choose portrait, landscape, or a custom area. Check your framing with a snapshot before you start.
MADE FOR YOUR WINDOWS DESKTOP
The walkthrough. The quick explanation. The thing that’s easier to show.
Capture it, cut it, make it yours.
Windows 10 / 11 · Local recordings · No recording account needed
FROM “LET ME SHOW YOU” TO DONE
No studio setup required.
Just the part you want to share.
Choose portrait, landscape, or a custom area. Check your framing with a snapshot before you start.
Capture computer sound, your microphone, both, or neither. A floating toolbar keeps the controls close.
Trim the beginning, crop the edges, or split a long take. Export a new MP4 while preserving your original.
SMALL TOOL. USEFUL DETAILS.
A product demo. A lesson. A quick fix for a teammate. The tools you need to make the explanation land.
Make your first recording ↗Portrait or landscape. 720p through 4K output. Choose 24, 30, or 60 fps to suit your computer and your content.
Start and stop with Ctrl+Alt+F9 / F10, or use the floating toolbar. A countdown gives you a moment to get ready.
Recordings and edits stay on your computer. Optional usage statistics are off by default. Feedback is yours to submit.
If a save fails, retained recovery files can help you retry the export. Recovery depends on the files captured successfully.
YOUR NEXT “LET ME SHOW YOU” STARTS HERE
Windows 10 / 11, 64-bit. Python and FFmpeg are bundled.
Choose an installer or keep things portable.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Initial source setup downloads dependencies. The packaged desktop app records and edits locally. Opted-in analytics and submitted feedback need internet access to be delivered.
The current area selector supports the primary monitor. Multi-monitor capture and recording pause/resume are not included yet.
No. A smaller source area is upscaled to the selected output size. Higher frame rates and resolutions also require more CPU performance.
The current editor preview is silent. Available audio is kept in exported videos. Open a file in your video player to check its sound.