Windows 10 & 11
Recordyourscreen.Shipafinishedvideo.
The screen recorder that does the editing for you.
Free to download · No card · Nothing uploaded
A looping finished video inside a working copy of the Sceed editor. The video opens on a title card, shows someone searching a dashboard for a customer with a smoothed cursor, zooms on the matching row, points a callout at the revenue, exports a report, plays a card of numbers and ends on an end card, with a camera bubble in the corner. The inspector beside it changes the background, padding, corners, frame, cursor, zoom, callout, camera and sections of that video, and the timeline under it seeks.
00:00.0/ 00:24.0 · 60fpsClick the timeline to seek · blocks open their panel
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Zoom
Effects
Sections
Camera
Video
That is the editor. Change anything: the video is live.
Gradient backgrounds
Window frames
Smooth cursors
Region effects
Title sections
Camera looks
4K · 60 fps
Nothing uploaded
Windows 10 & 11
How it works
Record.Polish.Share.
You do the first and the last. Sceed does the middle.
The floating recorder: the cursor picks the Window tab, a window thumbnail, then presses record and a 3, 2, 1 countdown plays.
01
Record
A window, an area or a whole monitor. Three, two, one.
A tiny editor. The cursor drags the Smoothing slider up to 90 and the jittery cursor path in the preview becomes a smooth curve.
02
Polish
Cursor, zooms, camera, sections. Right by default.
The export sheet: 4K, 60 fps, H.264. A progress bar fills and a Copied link toast appears.
03
Share
4K, straight from the editor to disk.
BuiltforWindows.NothingleavesyourPC.
Native capture, native encoding. What you scrub is what you ship.
4K
export
0
frames a second
0
uploads, ever
1
take, nothing by hand
Before and after
Sametake.Nothingbyhand.
Left, the raw recording. Right, Sceed's export with every default left alone. Drag.
A raw screen recording on the left and the same take finished by Sceed on the right, with a handle you can drag between them.
Raw recordingFinished with Sceed
Drag to compare
Sceed added
Mac frame
Background
Cursor smoothing
Zoom
Callout
Camera bubble
The editor
Everythingthatmakesitlookfinished.
The same recording moves through the editor's frame looks while the background steps through its presets: Plain on Peach, Mac on Cloud, Mac dark on Midnight, Browser on Harbor, Windows on Citrus, Minimal on White, Floating on Blush, MacBook on Graphite, Stack on Lagoon, Outline on Ocean, Gradient on Violet, Glass on Sunset.
01
Frames
Window frames, gradient backgrounds, or any picture of yours.
The same jittery cursor path replayed twice, raw and smoothed. Then the cursor looks from the editor line up, Arrow, Dark, Mac, Solar, Pointer and Hand, Solar is picked, and the take plays on with the Solar cursor.
02
Cursor
Nothing is recorded. Sceed draws its own, so you can smooth, restyle or hide it later.
Three numbered zoom points appear on the frame. For each in turn the whole framed window pushes in towards the point, holds, and eases back out, the way the editor's push zoom works.
03
Zoom
Drop numbered points. The camera eases in, holds, eases out.
The camera moves through the editor's looks: corner bubble, hero card, polaroid with a name tag, neon hexagon, side by side with the window on one side and the camera on the other, full screen, presenter, mono and warm, then back to the corner bubble.
04
Camera
A look for every kind of video. One click each.
Six of the editor's region effects play on the same take, each easing in after its start and out before its end: a numbered callout on the revenue card, a depth-of-field focus on the chart, a colour pop that greys everything but the customer list, a light tracing the row of stat cards, a shine sweeping the Export button, and confetti falling as an Exported toast appears.
05
Effects
Dragged straight onto the preview. They time themselves.
The take pauses and five section styles from the editor play in between, each on one of the editor's themes with a soft decoration, a progress bar and a logo: a title card whose words rise one by one, a big number counting up, a bar chart whose bars grow, three numbered steps sliding in, and a quote. Then the recording carries on. A clip strip underneath shows the recording paused while the sections play.
06
Sections
Cards between clips: titles, numbers, charts, steps, quotes.
Polish
Finishingtouches.
A numbered callout pill pops in, draws a leader line to the revenue card and outlines it, then eases away.
Callout
The revenue chart lifts off the screen and lands enlarged in the middle on a shadow while the screen behind blurs and dims, then settles back.
Pop-out
An accent bar pops in at the bottom left, a frosted plate slides out from behind it and the name and role fade in, then it slides away.
Lower third
A fake email inbox. The cursor drags a feathered blur over an email address, holds, then a Reveal effect wipes the blur away.
Privacy blur
Keycaps for Ctrl, Shift and R pop in and press one after another, then the cursor clicks twice and ripples ring out.
Keystrokes
Two waveforms, raw and processed. The Noise gate toggle switches on and the processed waveform goes quiet between phrases; Normalize switches on and the loud and quiet phrases even out.
Audio
And many more.
Tooltip
Arrow
Pulse
Trace
Loupe
Focus
Focus split
Reveal
Sticker
Confetti
Steps
Shine
Glitch
Impact
Inset
Isolate
Bounce
Colour pop
Hover
Glow
Vignette
Letterbox
Light leak
Made with Sceed
Onetake.Everyaspect.
Change the canvas and the same recording re-lays itself out.
Assistant — Release notes
renderer.ts — Sceed
app.sceed.io/dashboard
Calendar — This week
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From people who explain things
Itlookslikealotofwork.Itwasonetake.
“We used to spend a morning in Premiere for a two-minute release video. Now I record the feature once, add two chapter cards and ship it before standup.”
“The cursor smoothing is the thing. My lessons used to look like screen recordings. They look like the courses I paid for.”
“Our bug reports went from a paragraph and a blurry GIF to a 20-second clip with a zoom on the exact line. Engineering noticed immediately.”
Compare
Sidebyside.
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| Cursor fixed later | ||||
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| Nothing uploaded | ||||
| Price | Free | Monthly | Free | One-time |
Pricing
Freetostart.Oneplanforeverything.
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FAQ
Questions,answered.
Short answers. Missing one? Write to us.
Yes. Sceed is built for Windows 10 and 11 on Windows Graphics Capture and Media Foundation. That is the whole point: the Mac apps do not run here, and now you do not need them.
Yournextvideo,finishedinonetake.
Free to download · Windows 10 & 11 · No card
Assistant — Release notes
app.sceed.io/dashboard
renderer.ts — Sceed
Calendar — This week
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