Automatic zoom makes everything you record cinematic.
Every recording comes back a work of art. ScreenArt Pro beautifies it on its own: a backdrop behind the window, rounded corners and a soft shadow, 3D zooms that glide in on each click, and a 3D camera and lighting you can steer by hand. Every effect sits on the timeline, ready to tweak.
A window, an area or a whole display
Windows Graphics Capture
Frames come from the display at physical size, with GPU encoding when your machine has it. Works across monitors with different scaling.
Clicks and keys
Where you clicked and what you typed are saved alongside the video. That is what lets the editor place zooms and badges for you.
Audio
Microphone and system audio, each a switch you turn on, with a mute for the mic on the recording controls.
Each effect is a clip you can move
Auto-zoom, in 3D
The camera eases in on each click and burst of typing, and out again when you pause. Turn on 3D and it pushes into the scene, with the card tilting toward the action. Drag a zoom to change where or how far it goes, or delete it.
A 3D camera you control
Tilt the recording into a 3D card and pick the angle, or give each zoom its own 3D look. Tabletop mode lays the backdrop down like a table the video rests on, and motion blur follows every move.
3D lighting and shadows
Place a light in the scene and the card casts a real shadow on the backdrop that shifts as the camera moves. Start from the Desk lamp, Window or Spotlight preset, then fine-tune it.
Cursor
The pointer is its own layer: smooth its path, scale it up, give it a glass look, or hide it for a stretch.
Captions and keystroke badges
Lower-third captions and the shortcuts you pressed, placed where they happened. Edit the text without moving it.
Subtitles
Generate captions from your voice-over with a speech model that runs on your machine, fix the words, then burn them in or export SRT and VTT alongside.
Clips
Delete a clip and the gap closes. Drag clips to reorder, split and trim them, zoom the timeline with Ctrl and the wheel.
Title cards and transitions
A title card at the start or the end, and transitions that sit on the cut where you can see them.
Background, corners and filters
A framed card with rounded corners on a background, plus grain, halation, bloom and colour looks, rendered on the GPU so the preview stays smooth.
Smart Redact
Secrets on screen are covered for as long as they are visible, in the preview and in the export. How Smart Redact works
Wide, square or vertical from one edit
Video
MP4 (H.264), WebM with a transparent background, and GIF.
Subtitles
Burned in, or as a sidecar SRT or VTT file.
The project
Stays editable after export. Change a caption and export again.
Recording comes with the app
There is no separate recorder to buy. Both plans include capture, the editor and every export format above.