Record a quickstart in the editor and the terminal, zoom in so the code is readable, and ship the docs screenshots from the same app.
A quickstart has to be fast, readable and accurate. Tiny code on a 4K screen and a rambling voiceover lose people in seconds. Shotbox zooms in where it matters and makes cutting the waffle trivial.
From install to first result, with zooms that keep the code legible.
A short GIF or clip for every release.
Whole-page captures of your docs and dashboards, annotated.
Click where you’re typing and the zoom follows, so the important lines fill the frame. Turn the zoom level up for dense editors or down for dashboards.
Hi, I'm going to show you how the new dashboard actually, let me start again. The new dashboard turns a week of reports into one screen.
Let's start at the top, with the revenue chart. Click it to see every plan.
Delete a sentence from the transcript and it’s gone from the video, with the cut placed in the quietest moment. Captions drop the cut words too.
Capture a long API reference page, a settings screen or a dashboard as one tall image, then annotate it for the docs.
Copy the exact error message out of a capture for an issue, or lift a snippet from a screenshot someone sent you. It’s read on your Mac.
Export a looping GIF at a smaller size for the README, and a full-resolution video for YouTube, from the same project.
Paste a docs page link and take just the code sample or the parameter table as a card. Choose Scrolling to show the page moving down to the passage you’re discussing.
Show the old API call beside the new one, or the code beside the result, with one of seventeen split-screen arrangements.
Increase your editor and terminal font before recording. Zooms help, but large text is still the clearest.
Zooms follow clicks, not keystrokes. Click in the editor before typing so the zoom lands on the code.
Did ten takes of the install command? Select the clean one in the transcript and use Keep only this.
Press M at each section as you review, then Copy for YouTube puts them in the description format.
Everything runs on your Mac, and nothing is uploaded on the way.
Pointer movement is recorded alongside the video, so zooms can follow your clicks.
Screen recorder →Delete a fluffed sentence from the transcript and it is cut from the video.
Captions & transcript →Install, configure and make the first call in one take, clicking where you type.
Delete the false start and the long pause from the transcript.
Add chapters for Install, Configure and First request with M.
Export for YouTube, copy the chapters into the description and export a GIF for the README.
Not at the moment. Zooms follow your clicks, and you can draw on screen or add text titles to call out shortcuts.
Yes. Record any area, window or display, including terminal and editor windows.
Recordings go straight from the capture to H.264 with no intermediate re-encode, and zooms crop the source rather than enlarging the frame.