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Editable mouse cursor for screen recordings

Fix the cursor after recording

RecFlow records cursor activity and renders the pointer during editing, so its size, style, movement, and click treatment are not baked permanently into the screen capture.

macOS 13+ · Apple Silicon and Intel · local-first

The pointer becomes an editable layer

Traditional recording burns the system cursor into every frame. If it looks too small, jitters across the screen, or lands somewhere distracting, the only clean fix is often another take. RecFlow stores the cursor path separately and draws a high-resolution replacement during preview and export.

01

Change the look

Choose a cursor style after the take and keep it readable against changing interface colours.

02

Refine the movement

Smooth abrupt motion, tune restrained sway and motion blur, or keep the original path feeling direct.

03

Control the clicks

Add or remove click feedback and adjust its intensity without recording the interaction again.

Sharp when the video zooms in

The replacement cursor is rendered from vector-quality assets rather than enlarged from the pixels captured on screen. That keeps its edges clean when a product demo crops, zooms, or exports at high resolution.

Useful correction, not cursor theatre

The default treatment is intentionally restrained. The cursor should make the interface easier to follow—not become the loudest object in the video.

Questions

Can RecFlow remove the original cursor?

When cursor-path data is available, RecFlow can render a replacement cursor as part of the edit. Results depend on how the source was captured and whether cursor tracking was enabled.

Does changing the cursor modify my recording file?

No. Cursor settings live in the project sidecar and are applied during preview and export.

Why does the cursor stay sharp when enlarged?

RecFlow uses high-resolution vector-quality cursor assets during rendering instead of simply scaling the captured cursor pixels.

Make the next take launch-ready

Record, refine, and export a polished Mac screen video without handing the project to a traditional editor.

Download RecFlow for Mac