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TemplatesMotionLaunch KitPricingVidyard hosts and tracks your videos. Screenhance Studio makes them. Record your screen in the browser, guide the viewer with click-to-place zoom, wrap it in a device frame, and export a polished MP4. Free to start, no download.
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No heavyweight download or keyframe wrangling. Studio records and edits in the browser on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Capture your screen, optionally with your webcam, straight from the browser. Nothing to install and nothing to configure before you hit record.
Click to place a zoom on the exact part that matters so the viewer's eye is guided, then wrap the clip in a device frame or window chrome over a preset background.
Pick square, portrait, or landscape and export as MP4, WebM, or GIF, ready for social, YouTube, a sales inbox, or a landing-page hero.
The difference between a raw screen capture and a demo people actually watch is guidance and finish. Studio builds both into the recorder.
Studio's signature move. Click the exact spot that matters and the view pushes in there, guiding the viewer's eye through the flow instead of leaving them to hunt across a full-screen recording.
Wrap your recording in realistic device frames and macOS or browser window chrome over gradient and preset backgrounds, so a plain capture looks like something a designer made.
Add captions with custom fonts so the demo plays without sound, plus annotations and stickers to label steps and call out what changed.
Square, portrait, and landscape from the same recording, so one demo becomes a social clip, a YouTube video, or a landing-page hero without re-recording.
Start from demo-video templates for a fast, on-brand result, then swap in your own recording, colors, and copy.
Export the finished video as MP4 or WebM, or a silent looping GIF. Free to start; free exports carry a small watermark, removed by the $12/mo Pro plan.
The extension keeps the cursor path and clicks with the take.
Add captions, effects and timing without leaving the browser.
These tools solve different halves of the problem. Here is where each one earns its place.
Vidyard is the stronger fit when tracking and CRM workflows define the job. Studio is the stronger fit when the job is producing a polished product demo and carrying the same visual language into store screenshots, mockups, launch galleries, and social assets.
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Landing pages and YouTube
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Feed posts
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Reels and Shorts
Studio is not a standalone video widget bolted onto an unrelated product. It is the same tool that makes your App Store screenshots, device mockups, and OG images, which means the demo video, the store screenshots, and the share cards for a launch all come out of one editor with one visual language.
That matters more than it sounds. When the demo video, the App Store screenshots, and the OG image share the same frames, backgrounds, and type, the whole launch looks like it came from one team instead of five different tools. It is all part of Launch Kit, so you learn one editor and use it for the entire release.
If you are recording a walkthrough today, you can design the Product Hunt gallery and the device mockups for the same launch in the same session, without exporting to a second app.
For producing demo videos, yes. Studio is a browser-based screen and webcam recorder plus a demo-video editor: record, guide the viewer with click-to-place zoom, wrap the clip in a device frame, and export MP4 or WebM. Vidyard is the better fit for hosted viewer analytics and CRM-centered sales engagement; Studio is the stronger fit for creating a polished, portable product asset.
Vidyard is centered on video hosting, per-viewer analytics, and sales-engagement features connected to CRM workflows. Studio is centered on creation: turning a raw recording into a clean, guided demo and connecting it to the rest of a product launch. Choose based on whether hosting intelligence or asset production is the primary requirement.
It is Studio's signature feature. Instead of the viewer hunting for the button or field you are talking about, you click to place a zoom on the exact part of the recording that matters, and the view smoothly pushes in there. It guides the viewer's eye through the demo the way a good presenter would point at the screen, which makes a product walkthrough far easier to follow than a flat, full-screen recording.
No. Studio records and edits entirely in the browser at app.screenhance.com/studio, so there is no app to download and it works on macOS, Windows, and Linux. You can record your screen on its own or record your screen with your webcam for a more personal sales or onboarding video.
Studio wraps your recording in realistic device frames and macOS or browser window chrome over gradient and preset backgrounds, so a raw screen capture becomes something that looks designed. You can add click-to-place zoom, captions with custom fonts, annotations, and stickers, and start from ready-made demo-video templates for a fast, on-brand result. Aspect ratios cover square, portrait, and landscape, so the same recording can become a social clip, a YouTube video, or a landing-page hero.
Studio exports MP4 and WebM, and also GIF when you want a silent looping clip. It is free to start. Free exports include a small Screenhance watermark; on video it is removed by the Pro plan at $12 per month or $99 per year, while the $6 Launch Pass covers watermark-free image exports only. That makes it easy to try a full demo end to end before deciding whether to pay.
No, and that is part of the appeal. Studio is the same tool that makes your App Store screenshots, device mockups, and OG images, so one place covers every launch visual as part of Launch Kit. If you are shipping a product, you can record the demo video, then design the store screenshots and share cards without switching tools or re-learning an editor.
Yes. Record your screen with your webcam, use click-to-place zoom to walk a prospect through the exact flow that matters to them, add captions so it plays without sound, and export a portrait or landscape MP4. Studio handles making the video polished and on-brand; where you send it, host it, and track opens is up to you and the tools you already use.
Still weighing it? The editor is free and opens in one click: open Studio →
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