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The Mac screen recorder with auto-zoom, cursor smoothing and captions built in. Product demos, tutorials and walkthroughs come out finished, with no editing.
macOS 26 or later · Launch price $59, pay once · 30-day refund
Every zoom and camera change is a block on the timeline, ready to adjust.
Features , 10 chapters below
ScreenCameo follows your clicks, typing and drags as you record, then adds smooth zooms to those moments automatically. They're waiting in the editor, ready to adjust.
ScreenCameo smooths your pointer's path and redraws it as vector art, so it stays crisp at 4K and deep zoom. Every click lands exactly where you made it.
Hear the click sounds Only in ScreenCameo
Made in your browser from the same recipe the app uses. Nothing plays until you press a button.
Record your Mac’s camera, an external webcam or Continuity Camera alongside your screen. It’s saved as its own track, so you can change the layout and style later.
Wallpapers, animated backgrounds, gradients and nine device frames with a gentle 3D tilt. Pick a Look and your recording is framed in one click, then fine-tune any detail.
Apple's on-device speech engine turns what you say into captions, with nothing uploaded. Then pick a style, translate them, or cut the video by deleting words.
Translate into 12 languages, including French, Portuguese, Korean, Chinese and Arabic. Translated lines show in full; word-by-word highlights follow the original language.
Split, trim, add more clips, transitions, titles and music on a real timeline, without exporting to another editor. The preview and the export use the same renderer, so what you see is what you get.
Animation of the ScreenCameo editor building one launch walkthrough: raw clips are dragged from a tray onto the timeline, the projects clip is dropped between the intro and the recording while the rest slide over, the recording is split and the launch board clip goes into the cut, a crossfade and a slide are added, and the preview plays the result.
Choose widescreen, vertical, square or one of 19 platform presets. Vertical and square versions follow your cursor, so the action stays in frame, and you can export every shape at once.
Drag a blur over a password field, or let on-device text recognition find API keys, emails and card numbers for you. They stay hidden in every frame you export, even as the page scrolls.
ScreenCameo reads the text in your recording and flags anything that looks private, including API keys in Stripe, OpenAI, Anthropic, AWS, GitHub, Slack, Google and GitLab formats.
It all runs on your Mac. Like any automatic check, it can miss things, so watch the result once before you share it.
Every copy of ScreenCameo includes a full screenshot tool. Freeze the screen, grab an area or a window, then annotate, frame and pin it in a few clicks.
Repeat your last screenshot, wait 1–10 seconds before capturing, or leave out the window shadow. Every shortcut can be changed in Settings.
Pick any color by HEX code or with the eyedropper, select several shapes at once, snap them to the center and zoom in for detail. Shift-drag with Crop cuts a strip out of the middle.
Record your screen at 60 fps in full Retina resolution, with your voice, Mac sound and camera. If your Mac crashes mid-take, you lose about two seconds, not the recording.
Private by design
Captions, translation, voice cleanup and redaction all run on your own Mac. No account, no analytics, no cloud.
Nothing you made.
ScreenCameo contacts screencameo.com for two things, and only these:
Your license key is verified offline, with no account or sign-in. Settings → Privacy in the app shows this same list.
Made for the Mac
ScreenCameo lives in your menu bar, and every kind of capture has a global shortcut you can change. In the editor, Cmd + K finds any action in a few keystrokes.
They work from any app. These are the defaults, and each one can be changed in Settings.
Press Cmd + K in the editor and start typing. Split, zoom, highlight, blur, auto-redact, silences, voice, music, exports, camera layouts, devices, click and caption styles, aspect ratios, looks, backgrounds and the transcript are all a few letters away.
And everything else
ScreenCameo is full of details you only notice when you need them. Every one comes with the same one-time purchase.
Zero to ten seconds. Space starts now, Esc calls it off.
Option + Shift + 7 holds the take while you set up the next step.
The bin asks twice, so a good take is never thrown away by accident.
Option + Shift + 6 skips the Capture Bar and starts straight away.
Optional. Only shortcut names are saved, never what you type.
The new take lands at the end of your project with its own zooms.
Jump back, pause and jump forward a second at a time.
Cmd + Z takes a change back, and the project saves itself as you go.
Cmd + C in the editor puts the frame on your clipboard as an image.
Hurry through the slow parts while your voice keeps its pitch.
Turn any clip up, down or off without touching the rest.
Removes background noise and echo and evens out loudness.
Background music loops to fit and dips whenever you speak.
Remove pauses over one or two seconds, or speed through them at 4×.
Titles, lower thirds, callouts and full-screen cards that fade, rise or pop.
Restyle a video in one click, then save your own Look for next time.
Export .srt, .vtt or a plain .txt transcript next to your video.
The best quality that fits, ready for GitHub, Slack and docs.
Every export option shows its estimated size before you click.
Keep editing while it renders. Your Mac stays awake until it’s done.
Float a shot above your windows, and scroll on it to fade it.
Option + Shift + 2, drag over any words, then paste anywhere.
Every capture is kept in Home, ready to open, copy or edit again.
Grab the exact same area again, with an optional 1–10 second delay.
A note from the maker
Hi, I'm Anmol. I build Mac apps independently, and ScreenCameo is the tool I kept wishing for whenever I needed to show someone how something works.
Raw screen recordings are hard to watch, and polishing them by hand takes longer than recording them. So ScreenCameo does the polishing for you, right on your Mac, and you pay for it once. No account, no subscription, nothing uploaded.
It's built by one person, carefully, with a lot of attention to the small things. If something feels wrong or is missing, tell me. I read every message and use them to decide what to build next.
Every email to [email protected] comes to me, not a ticket queue.
Pricing
One license for up to 3 Macs with 12 months of updates. No subscription, no account, no renewal needed to keep recording.
Native Mac app · macOS 26 or later
$59 USD pay once
This is the launch price. The regular price will be $79.
Launching soon. Join the list and the launch price is yours.
ScreenCameo is one payment. A subscription bills you again every month or year.
| Plan | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| ScreenCameo Pay once, keeps working | $59 | $59 | $59 |
| Subscription, billed yearly Like Screen Studio at $108/year | $108 | $216 | $324 |
| Subscription, billed monthly Like Screen Studio at $29/month | $348 | $696 | $1,044 |
Screen Studio pricing as listed on screen.studio, October 2026. ScreenCameo at its launch price. After 12 months your version keeps working; renewing for newer updates is optional.
FAQ
Still wondering about something? Email [email protected] and you'll hear back from the person who makes ScreenCameo.
ScreenCameo launches soon at $59, paid once. Join the list and you'll get one email on launch day, nothing else.
macOS 26 or later · Up to 3 Macs · 30-day refund
