Draw on your recordings
Point things out while you record, without editing afterwards, put screenshots on a background that's ready to post, and adjust a recording's colour on your iPhone.
- NewDraw while you record. Click the pen on the recording bar, or press ⌥⇧⌘D, for a pen, highlighter, arrow and box in five colours. What you draw is in the video and fades about three seconds later, so the screen clears by itself.MacDraw, spotlight and zoom
- NewSpotlight and zoom. Dim everything but a circle round your pointer, or drag a box and the video glides in on it. Only the video zooms; your screen stays as it is.MacDraw, spotlight and zoom
- NewClick rings. Every click shows as a ring in the video, so viewers see what you pressed. Switch it off with Show clicks on the recording bar.Mac
- NewBackgrounds for screenshots. In the editor, click Background to set a screenshot on one of six gradients or a picture from your Mac, with padding, rounded corners and a soft shadow.MacSet it on a background
- NewAdjust the colour. The video editor's new Adjust tab has exposure, contrast, saturation, warmth, tint and a vignette, each on its own dial, as in Photos. The shared link and the download look the same as on your phone.iPhone
- NewInvite friends from your iPhone. Copy or share your invite link from Home or Settings, and see who joined.iPhoneGet Pro free
- NewImport many videos at once. Choose a batch of videos and they upload one after another, each one a clip titled after its file. There are steps for bringing your videos over from Loom, too.Web
- FixedClip pages line up. On a clip's page, the back button and the title now start where the video does.Web