What is ScreenCursor used for?

ScreenCursor is a Chrome extension that records the screen and converts clicks, drags and keystrokes into automatic zoom moves, processed locally with no account. It is a good fit for quick product demos from a Chrome tab and software tutorials with automatic camera moves.

How much does ScreenCursor cost?

ScreenCursor is a paid product with no free plan. One-time payment of $49 (early price, listed against $79) with updates included; no subscription.

Is ScreenCursor open source?

No. ScreenCursor is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Video Editing category, open-source options include Screenity, ScreenToGif and OpenCut.

What are some alternatives to ScreenCursor?

ScreenCursor competes with Screen Studio, ScreenFlow and Tella.

ScreenCursor: features, pricing and alternatives

About ScreenCursor

ScreenCursor is a Chrome extension that records the screen and hands back a finished video whose camera moves are already applied. Clicks, drags and keystrokes each turn into a zoom that arrives just before the action, holds steady and follows the cursor, so there is nothing to place by hand. Recording, editing and export all happen in the browser and nothing is uploaded.

Zooms can be retimed, deepened, switched between snappy and gentle motion or deleted, and a focus point can be set for any zoom. The editor splits and cuts clips, with zooms moving with the cut, and adds wallpaper, gradient or image backgrounds, a browser frame with the page title, rounded corners and aspect ratios. Export is MP4 at up to 1080p. It works offline, has no watermark or account, and a license covers up to three computers. Pricing is a single payment, listed at an early price of $49 against $79, with updates included.

Key features

Automatic zoom on clicks, drags and keystrokes
Editable zoom timing, depth and focus point
Backgrounds, browser frame and aspect ratios
Trim, cut and split editor
1080p MP4 export
Local processing with no upload or account

Good fit for

Quick product demos from a Chrome tab
Software tutorials with automatic camera moves

Tags: screen-recorder; chrome-extension; auto-zoom; privacy; video-editor; offline

ScreenCursor: questions and answers

What is ScreenCursor used for?: ScreenCursor is a Chrome extension that records the screen and converts clicks, drags and keystrokes into automatic zoom moves, processed locally with no account. It is a good fit for quick product demos from a Chrome tab and software tutorials with automatic camera moves.
How much does ScreenCursor cost?: ScreenCursor is a paid product with no free plan. One-time payment of $49 (early price, listed against $79) with updates included; no subscription.
Is ScreenCursor open source?: No. ScreenCursor is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Video Editing category, open-source options include Screenity, ScreenToGif and OpenCut.
What are some alternatives to ScreenCursor?: ScreenCursor competes with Screen Studio, ScreenFlow and Tella.