A screen recorder with zoom in and zoom out, done for you.
Zoom effects make a screen recording easy to follow: the viewer sees what you click, then the whole screen again. Zoomingscreen adds them for you while you record, and you can change, aim or add any zoom afterwards.
Zoom in where it matters, zoom out between
Each zoom eases in toward the spot you clicked, holds while you work there, then eases back out to show the whole screen, or glides straight to the next spot if you click nearby.
The movement is smooth on purpose. There are no sudden jumps, and the zoom never goes so close that the picture turns blurry.
Automatic, or by hand
Leave the zooms Zoomingscreen placed, or make the video yours.
- Zoom amount: subtle, normal, strong, or a custom level
- Zoom speed: slow, normal or fast
- A zoom limit, so nothing ever goes too close
- Aim a zoom by dragging a box over the picture, or scroll to change its size
- Follow the cursor while zoomed, or keep the view still
Works with any shape and background
Zooms work in every shape, from 16:9 for YouTube to 9:16 for Reels and Shorts, with a wallpaper, gradient or color behind the video. Export to MP4, WebM or GIF.
Free to try
Recording and editing are free. A free account gives you 2 days of exports up to 1080p with a small Zoomingscreen mark. After that, Standard monthly is $14.99 a month and Pro lifetime is $49.99 once, with no mark and exports up to 4K.
Questions.
How do I add zoom in and out effects to a screen recording?
With Zoomingscreen you do not have to. It places a zoom on each click while you record. To add one by hand, move the playhead and press Z, then drag the box to aim it.
Is there a free screen recorder with zoom in and out?
Recording and editing are free. A free account gives you 2 days of exports up to 1080p with a small Zoomingscreen mark. After that, Standard monthly is $14.99 a month and Pro lifetime is $49.99 once, with no mark and exports up to 4K.
Does it work on Windows and Mac?
Yes. There is a desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux, and a Chrome extension for recording websites.
Will zooming make my video blurry?
Zooms stay under a limit you can set, 2x by default, and Pro exports go up to 4K, so text stays sharp when the view moves in.