Guides and comparisons

How to make screen recordings people can follow, and how the tools compare. Written by the team behind ScreenCursor, the screen recorder with auto zoom.

Guides

• How to zoom in and out on a screen recording
  Three ways: live with your computer’s magnifier, afterwards with keyframes in an editor, or automatically on every click.
• How to make a product demo video
  Plan the clicks, record in one take, then zoom, cut and export a demo that sells.
• How to make software tutorial videos for your help center
  One task per video, readable buttons inside a narrow article, and a library you can keep current.
• How to record a software walkthrough for clients
  For agencies and consultants: keep the client’s data off camera and send a file they keep.

Comparisons

• Best auto-zoom screen recorders for Windows, Mac and Linux
  An honest roundup, with prices checked on each vendor’s own site.
• Screen Studio alternative for Windows, Mac and Linux
  For anyone who wants Screen Studio’s look without a Mac or a subscription.
• Loom alternatives with auto zoom
  When a recording has to look finished, not just be shared.
• Cursorful alternative
  ScreenCursor and Cursorful side by side.