Changelog

Last updated: September 2026

What has shipped, newest first.

September 2026

Pro, monthly or yearly

$15 a month, or $60 a year — which is $5 a month. The one-time credit pack is unchanged.

See your plan, and cancel it yourself

Credits left, or your renewal date and cadence, on the pricing page. Cancelling is a button there; you keep Pro until the period you have paid for ends.

4K export

2160 × 3840, alongside 1080 and 2K. It is only sharper if your recording is 4K too — the picker says so.

2K exports on far more machines

The video format is now matched to the frame being encoded, so 2K works where it previously fell back to a slower path.

Try it without a recording

One click loads a real sample clip, so you can see it work before making your own.

Clearer errors on the dropzone

Drop something that is not a screen recording and it says so immediately, rather than letting you edit a file that could never export.

Start without an account, sign in later

Everything you make before signing in stays yours — creating an account adds Google to the session you already had rather than starting a new one.

August 2026

Bug fixes

Reliability work across sign-in, checkout and plan lookups.

Privacy policy, terms, and a cookie banner

Analytics now loads only if you accept it — nothing is added to the page before you choose, and the choice is reversible from the footer.

Your videos

A library of everything you have exported, as a grid of thumbnails. One card per recording rather than per export, so re-rendering the same clip does not bury the page. Download it again, reopen it in the studio, cancel one that is still rendering, or delete it.

Renders are several times faster

Output moved to 30 fps and the encoder settings were retuned. Frame count drives both render time and file size, and 60 fps was doubling each for footage that does not benefit — so exports finish sooner and download quicker.

Eight languages, including Arabic

English, Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Korean, Turkish and Chinese. Arabic switches the whole interface right-to-left; the tap pad and timeline deliberately do not mirror, since they represent positions in your video rather than reading order.

Light mode

A theme switch in the top bar, remembered per browser.

2K export

1080 × 1920 and 1440 × 2560. 4K was removed at the time: a phone screen recording is 1080p or 1440p, so rendering above that upscaled your footage and only sharpened the device frame, while doubling render time and file size. It returned in September, with that caveat stated in the picker rather than left for you to discover.

Earlier

The studio itself: device frames for 15 handsets across 7 brands, real tap coordinates captured over adb, camera moves that cluster nearby taps into one deliberate push-in, 21 gradient backgrounds and 20 flat colours, status-bar clean-up, trimming, music and voiceover with ducking, and tap clicks.