Clicks become focus points
Related clicks are grouped into readable moments instead of creating a distracting punch-in on every tap.
Automatic zoom screen recorder for Mac
RecFlow turns clicks and typing into smooth, editable camera moves—so viewers can follow the action without you keyframing every zoom.
macOS 13+ · Apple Silicon and Intel · local-first
Automatic zoom should remove repetitive work, not lock you into a machine-made edit. RecFlow reads the activity captured with your take, suggests focus points, and leaves every zoom on the timeline for you to move, resize, shorten, or delete.
Related clicks are grouped into readable moments instead of creating a distracting punch-in on every tap.
When you type, RecFlow can follow the text caret so the words remain visible as they move across the screen.
Adjust the timing, focus, scale, and transition of any suggested zoom after the recording is finished.
A checkout flow, code walkthrough, and design critique all need different pacing. RecFlow does the mechanical first pass while leaving the editorial decision with you.
Yes. The suggested zooms remain editable, so you can remove individual moments or keep the recording unzoomed.
RecFlow records the activity first and builds editable zooms afterward. That means a misplaced zoom does not ruin the original take.
Yes. With macOS Accessibility permission, RecFlow can use the recorded text-caret path to keep typing in view.
Record, refine, and export a polished Mac screen video without handing the project to a traditional editor.
Download RecFlow for Mac