Zoom in on every click, without keyframing a thing.
Record your product the way you normally would. Clipo moves the camera in before each click and eases back out once the result is on screen. Drag the handle to compare.
Try it free · No credit card required · Works on all browsers.
What the zooms are for
A plain screen recording shows the whole screen at once, so the button someone pressed is a few pixels wide on a phone. A zoom moves in on the part that matters, and the viewer sees what happened.
Clipo adds them for you. Each zoom arrives just before the click, holds while the result appears and glides back out, so the viewer always knows where they are.
Every zoom is yours to change
Drag, retime or delete
Every zoom sits on the timeline as a block you can move.
Choose how far it goes in
Set the zoom level, and drag the frame on the preview to choose what it holds.
Add your own
Click an empty spot on the timeline, or type “zoom in on the Pro plan” in the chat.
Every shape
Landscape, vertical or square: the camera keeps what matters in frame.
How to get zooms on a recording
- 1
Open Clipo
In any desktop browser. Sign in with Google; nothing installs.
- 2
Share your product's tab
Press Start recording and pick the tab in the browser's share dialog.
- 3
Do your demo
Click through it as you normally would, then press Stop.
- 4
Check the zooms
They are on the timeline when the editor opens. Export when it looks right.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
How does Clipo know where to zoom?
It follows what you do on screen and zooms in on the moments that matter, like the buttons you click. You don't have to mark anything while you record, and you can change any zoom afterwards.
Can I turn a zoom off?
Yes. Delete it from the timeline, and that part plays at full frame.
Will it zoom on things I didn't click?
A recording zooms on your clicks. A narrated product demo can also move in close on what the voice-over talks about, and leaves your own click zooms where they were.
Which browsers does it work in?
Current desktop versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Brave and Opera, on macOS, Windows, Linux and ChromeOS. Chrome, Edge and the other Chromium browsers can share a single tab; Firefox and Safari share a window or your whole screen. Phones and tablets can't share their screen from a browser, so recording needs a computer.
What does it cost?
One credit is one second of video, so a 30-second demo is 30 credits: about $1 (₹100 in India). Your first recording, up to 60 seconds, and your first product demo are free, export included, with no watermark. Credits are one-time and never expire, and there are no subscriptions.
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