Record and edit

Edit a recording
on your Mac.

Turn a raw capture into something people can follow, without leaving your Mac.

Updated September 2026 · Requires macOS 26.4 or later

What you can do in the editor

  1. Trim and rearrange

    Cut the parts you don’t need and reorder the rest.

  2. Remove pauses and filler words

    Tighten the pacing of your narration.

  3. Add chapters

    Help viewers jump to the part they need.

  4. Add visual elements

    Point out what matters on screen.

  5. Adjust framing

    Place the recording on a wallpaper with padding and soft shadows.

  6. Export

    Choose the format, quality, and framing, then check the live preview before you export.

On-device transcription

Transcription runs on your Mac, which keeps microphone audio on the device while you edit.

Your original stays available

Automatic effects such as auto-zoom keep the original recording available for further editing.

FAQ

Where does editing happen?

Recording, editing, and transcription can run on your Mac, and recordings stay local unless you export or publish them.

Do automatic effects change my original recording?

No. Auto-zoom keeps the original recording available for further editing.

Record once.
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Requires macOS 26.4 or later