Record and edit

Record your screen
on a Mac.

Choose exactly what to capture, and keep screen video, system audio, and your microphone as separate sources you can refine later.

Updated September 2026 · Requires macOS 26.4 or later

Choose a recording target

  1. A full display

    Capture everything on one screen, useful when a task moves between apps.

  2. A window

    Capture a single app window and nothing else on your desktop.

  3. A custom region

    Select just the part of the screen that matters.

Audio and camera

AutoEditz records screen video, system audio, and microphone input as separate sources, so each can be refined later. Microphone and camera permissions are optional and are requested only when you turn them on.

Transcription runs on your Mac, so microphone audio stays on the device.

Tips for a clean take

  • Close apps and notifications you don’t want on screen.
  • Walk through the task at a steady pace; pauses can be removed later.
  • Click deliberately: meaningful interactions can become steps in the guide.

FAQ

Can I record system audio and my microphone together?

Yes. Screen video, system audio, and microphone input are recorded as separate sources, so each can be refined later.

Is the camera required?

No. Camera and microphone permissions are optional and requested only when you turn them on.

Record once.
Share the answer.

Record a process once and get a polished video, a step-by-step guide, and one link.

Requires macOS 26.4 or later