Use case

Zooms that follow your clicks,
on Windows.

LaunchLoop records your Windows screen and zooms in on every click and typed field, with a smooth cursor and eased camera. Rendered on your PC. Free to try.

The problem

Raw 1080p recordings are unreadable on a phone, and keyframing zooms by hand takes longer than the recording.

How to do it with LaunchLoop

  1. Record a window or your whole screen on Windows 10 or 11.
  2. LaunchLoop plans a zoom for every click and typing burst and eases the camera between them.
  3. Drag any zoom on the timeline to change its timing or depth, or delete it.
  4. Export MP4 at up to 60 fps, or press Make a demo for a finished cut.

Automatic zoom, without losing the context

Record a short task with deliberate clicks. The editor plans zooms from the recording; you can move or remove them before exporting. Keep enough of the surrounding interface visible to explain where each action happens.

See the camera move with the task. Actual LaunchLoop output; examples illustrate the workflow, not a guaranteed result for every recording.

Before you publish

Check text at the size your audience will watch. Imported footage without cursor data uses picture activity, which may need more manual adjustment.

What you need

Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, a short recording or supported source material, and enough disk space for the source and export. Test a short export on your own PC before a deadline. Free exports are 720p with a watermark; see licence availability and AI allowances.

Recording, transcription and rendering run locally. Optional AI writing sends your brief and extracted screen text, never the video or audio. Read the full privacy details.

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