Zooms show exactly where to click, captions carry the words for anyone on mute, and marks drawn on screen point at the thing that matters.
Small cursors, fast clicks and long pauses lose people. Shotbox makes every step obvious and makes the slow parts quick to cut.
Step-by-step recordings with zooms on every click.
Numbered steps on annotated captures.
Long tutorials split into chapters viewers can jump between.
The view zooms to each click so viewers see exactly where to go, then eases back out.
Draw an arrow at the button you’re about to click. With stick on, it stays on the button as the page scrolls.
Hi, I'm going to show you how the new dashboard actually, let me start again. The new dashboard turns a week of reports into one screen.
Let's start at the top, with the revenue chart. Click it to see every plan.
Caption every step and cut the long pauses and false starts by deleting them from the transcript.
Turn the same steps into a screenshot guide with numbered markers, arrows and highlights.
Split long tutorials into chapters so viewers can jump to the step they need.
The cursor is redrawn from the recorded track and smoothed, with a ripple on each click, so viewers never lose it.
For steps on long pages, capture the whole page as one image for the written guide.
Draw an arrow at a button, say what it does, then press Esc and click it. Your clicks go through when you stop drawing.
Press M at the start of each step so viewers can skip what they already know.
Take a screenshot at each step with ⌥⇧⌘4 while you’re there, ready for the written guide.
Record each step as its own clip. When the UI changes, re-record one step, not the whole tutorial.
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Walk through the task, drawing an arrow at each button.
Delete the false starts from the transcript.
Pick a caption style and add chapters for each step.
Export the video and a screenshot guide for the article.
Yes. Marks drawn in draw mode are recorded. The drawing palette and recording bar are not.
No. Apple’s recogniser leaves filler words out of the transcript, so they can’t be selected there. Cut them on the timeline instead.
Yes. Add text overlays and titles anywhere on the timeline.