Turn a screen recording into a vertical clip with bold captions, your camera cut out over the frame and your logo in the corner.
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.
Cropping a 16:9 recording to 9:16 by hand loses most of the screen. Shotbox rearranges the layout for the shape, so the clip is designed for the feed.
9:16 cuts with layouts that adapt to the tall frame.
Square and landscape versions of the same clip.
Karaoke, bold, highlight and more, timed to the word.
Choose TikTok, Reels or Shorts and the layout adapts: side by side becomes a stack, camera-only fills the frame. Filmed footage can be cropped around the speaker’s face.
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.
Bold, timed captions in seventeen styles, sized to the frame so they hold their proportions at 9:16, a whole phrase or a few words at a time.
Cut out your background or pop out over the top of the frame. Made on your Mac.
Your watermark in the corner of every frame, sized by area so any logo looks right.
Open with a bold callout, add music from your sound library and cut between clips with any of seventeen transitions.
Our new dashboard is live. A week of reports, one screen.
Posted on x.comA big statistic card or a post card makes a strong first frame.
On a small screen, zooms are what make the UI readable. They follow every click automatically.
Open with a Bold callout title over the first frame so the clip says what it is before anyone scrolls.
For screen-only clips, turn on Fill the canvas so the recording covers the frame instead of sitting on a backdrop.
Platforms put their own buttons at the bottom. Drag your captions up so they sit clear of them.
Use Save As, switch to LinkedIn — 1:1 and export again.
Split screen › Explainer reel 9:16 gives you a light stage above your face for a headline with one highlighted word and a UI card below.
On a 9:16 canvas, the Safe zones button beside the player controls shades roughly where TikTok, Reels or Shorts will cover the picture. It is never exported.
The Comments card, from the library’s Cards tab, piles viewers’ questions over you, one after another, before you answer them. Type one comment per line.
From the Cards tab, Notifications stacks alerts in near the top of the frame, and Follow button turns to Following as the follower count rolls up.
Everything runs on your Mac, and nothing is uploaded on the way.
A five-minute walkthrough with your camera on.
Pick three moments and trim each into its own project.
TikTok canvas, cut-out camera, bold captions, logo in the corner.
Each clip at 9:16, plus a square version for LinkedIn.
Shotbox exports a file sized for TikTok; post it from your phone or browser as usual.
Captions are sized against the frame’s shorter side, so they keep their proportions at 9:16.
Yes. Import music into the sound library and drag it onto an audio lane.