Launches
A launch video from one screen recording
Launch day needs the same video in five shapes. Record the product once; ScreenRecordii exports a wide cut for your site and YouTube, a vertical one with captions for social, and a GIF.
In short
Record the product doing the new thing. ScreenRecordii adds zooms, a smooth cursor and a wallpaper as you record. Apply your brand kit for an intro card, logo and colours, then export: 16:9 for the site and YouTube (with chapters), 9:16 with captions burned in for social, a square cut, and a GIF for the README or changelog.
- Wide
- 16:9 MP4 up to 4K 60 fps, chapters for YouTube
- Vertical
- 9:16 with captions burned in
- Square
- 1:1 for feeds
- GIF
- For the README and changelog
A launch video checklist
- Lead with the result, not the menu you click to get there.
- Keep it under a minute for social, and add chapters to the longer YouTube cut.
- Caption it: feeds autoplay muted.
- Brand the first and last seconds with a title card and an outro.
- Check for secrets: real emails or keys in the background of a demo are common.
Questions
Can I make the vertical version from the same recording?
Yes. Pick the vertical preset on export. The framing and captions adapt; the recording doesn’t change.
Can I add my logo?
Yes, with a brand kit: a watermark in any corner, intro and outro cards, and a lower third.
Does it edit music to the beat?
No. You can add a music track under the video, but ScreenRecordii isn’t a music video editor.
Keep reading
- Product demo videosRecord a polished software demo in one take, with zooms, captions and your brand.
- Add chapters on YouTubeThe timestamp rules YouTube uses for chapters, and how to write them quickly.
- Screen recording to GIFTurn a screen recording into a small, sharp GIF for a README, docs or chat.
- Screen Studio alternativeTwo Mac recorders that zoom and frame automatically, and where they differ.
- Onboarding videosShow new users the first steps, clearly, with captions and numbered steps.
Hit record.
ScreenRecordii is in early access for macOS 14 and later.