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Auto Zoom Screen Recorder for Mac

Record your screen. CursorClip zooms in on every click automatically, so the small UI you are demoing is actually readable. No keyframes, no timeline, no editor to learn. Add system audio, your mic and your webcam, then export MP4 or GIF.

Record and edit free, no account. $59 once when you are ready to export.

  • $59 once, not every month
  • 20.4 MB native app, no Electron
  • Runs on Intel and Apple Silicon
  • 3 Macs per license
Core Feature

Auto Zoom That Follows Your Cursor

If you need a screen recorder with auto zoom, CursorClip tracks the active area and applies smooth motion as you move, click, and type. Record once, then export without a timeline full of manual keyframes.

  • Zooms are placed automatically from where you click.
  • Natural easing and speeds tuned for comprehension.
  • For many one-take demos, review and export without manual keyframes.
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On auto-zoom

The feature people call out by name

Felipe Fernandes
Felipe Fernandes
@felipfernands

nice, congrats on shipping cursorclip — cursor zoom + one-time pay is a pretty clean combo

Lev Ichansky
Lev Ichansky
@Lev200200

Clean solve for a real pain. Cursor zoom + click highlights should be built into every screen recorder. Good work.

Used by 226+ creators, founders, and product builders

Onboarding videos

Course material

Product demos

How-to guides

Research demos

Support videos

Feature walkthroughs

Internal training

Built for Professionals Who Value Their Time

Native, Not Bloated

Light enough to leave running all day. A 20.4 MB download in one process, where most Mac recorders are Electron apps hauling a 300MB browser engine and a swarm of helpers around with them.

Smart, Not Complicated

No manual keyframing. Automatic focus makes your demos clear and watchable, and the zoom points stay editable if you disagree with one.

Honest, Not Greedy

Pay once, own it forever. Record and edit offline. Your recordings never leave your Mac. 14-day money-back guarantee on paid plans.

Features

Features you will love

Screen recorder that follows your cursor

CursorClip keeps the active part of the screen readable while you move through a workflow, so demos feel guided instead of static. Learn how auto zoom works

Camera capture

Record your webcam alongside your screen for engaging product demos, tutorials, and walkthroughs.

Custom backgrounds

Customize your recorded video background for attention‑grabbing demos.

Video or GIF export options in CursorClip

Video or GIF Export

Export your videos up to 4K at 60fps as MP4 or MOV, or as a super optimized GIF for social media sharing.

GIF export covers recordings under 10 minutes.

Customizable cursor size

Choose the perfect cursor size for your recording to ensure maximum visibility and professional appearance.

Simple yet powerful video editor

Control zoom effects, remove or manually add zoom points, and fine‑tune your recordings with our intuitive editor.

Save projects and edit later

Save your recording as a project, come back anytime, make changes, and export when it is ready. Perfect for demos you want to polish in multiple passes.

Download size20.4 MB
ArchitectureApple Silicon + Intel
Minimum macOS13.5 Ventura
Built withSwift, not Electron
Typical Electron app300 MB+
Memory Featherweight ~100MB, one process
Battery Record on the move no browser engine draining it
Launch Snappy opens when you click it
Screen captureApple ScreenCaptureKit
Recordings storedOn your Mac

A real Mac app, not a web app in a costume

CursorClip is 20.4 MB of native Swift. A lot of Mac recorders are Electron: a web page wrapped in a browser, shipped to you as a 300 MB download, running a whole Chromium engine in the background while you record.

Leave it open all day and your Mac will not notice. No fan spinning up, no battery quietly draining, no slowdown when you switch back to the thing you were demoing. It opens the moment you click it, records, and gets out of the way.

The reason is boring and it is the whole point: CursorClip is native Swift running as one process on about 100MB. Most Mac recorders are Electron, which means a full browser engine plus a renderer, a GPU process and a fistful of helpers, all awake and all eating into your battery whether you are recording or not. Open Activity Monitor and compare them yourself.

Specifications

  • Recording: up to 4K at 60fps. Capture runs at your display's resolution, and frame rate follows its refresh rate.
  • Audio: System + Microphone (independent or mixed).
  • Export: MP4 or MOV (H.264 or HEVC) up to 4K (3840 × 2160) at 60fps, plus GIF. GIF export covers recordings under 10 minutes.
  • System: macOS 13.5 (Ventura) or later; Apple Silicon & Intel supported.

Pay once. Own it.

Most Mac screen recorders bill you every month, forever. CursorClip is $59 one time. Three years in, a $10/month tool has taken $360 and CursorClip has still taken $59.

Record and edit free while you decide. A license unlocks export, and every plan carries a 14-day money-back guarantee.

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Frequently asked questions

What is an auto zoom screen recorder?

An auto zoom screen recorder automatically zooms and pans to active areas on your screen so recordings are easier to follow without manual keyframing.

Does CursorClip follow the cursor automatically?

Yes. CursorClip zooms in automatically where you click, then pans to follow your cursor while the zoom is held. You can adjust, remove, or add zoom points afterwards.

Can CursorClip record system audio on Mac?

Yes. CursorClip can record system audio and microphone audio, either independently or mixed.

Does CursorClip work on Intel and Apple Silicon?

Yes. CursorClip supports both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs on macOS 13.5 (Ventura) or later.

Is CursorClip a one time purchase?

Yes. CursorClip is available as a one-time purchase with lifetime access to the core app. See full details on the pricing page.

Record one demo and see the difference

It takes about two minutes. Record something small and fiddly, the kind of thing people usually squint at, and watch the zoom land on every click by itself. Recording and editing are free, so the only thing you are risking is the two minutes.

Pay once, use forever. 14-day money-back guarantee.