Shotbox records where the pointer went, then zooms in on each moment you clicked and eases back out. The cursor glides instead of jittering.
Clicks within about two seconds of each other become one held zoom, centred on all of them.
The zoom pushes in on the content while the frame, its corners and its shadow stay put.
The cursor is smoothed forwards and backwards, so the jitter goes but the cursor never lags behind where it was. Clicks get a ripple.
Change the zoom level, or add and remove zooms at the playhead. Frame each clip differently and Shotbox eases between them across the cut.
Drawn by Shotbox from the recorded pointer track.
Padding, corner radius and shadow are shares of the output, so the preview is a true scale model of the export.
Demos where viewers can read the button you’re clicking, even on a phone.
The polished look clients expect, without keyframing every zoom by hand.
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