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Cursor smoothing

A cursor that knew where it was going.

Real mouse movement is shaky and hesitant, and it is the first thing that makes a demo look amateur. SmoothCut records the cursor separately from the screen, so it can be redrawn afterwards as a calm, deliberate glide.

A large, themed cursor clicking Save
  • Shaky movement becomes a smooth glide
  • Resize the cursor after recording
  • Cursor themes and click ripples
  • A return-to-start move, for videos that loop

How it works

Cursor smoothing, step by step

  1. 01

    Recorded as data, not pixels

    The pointer is not burned into the video. Its position and clicks are stored beside the recording and drawn on top at the end, which is why everything about it can still change.

  2. 02

    Bigger, clearer, on brand

    Make the cursor large enough to follow on a phone, choose a theme, and add a ripple on each click so the viewer never wonders what you pressed.

  3. 03

    Nothing to redo

    Changing the cursor never touches the recording. Try a size or a style, look at the preview, change your mind.

Cursor smoothing: questions

Can I hide the cursor completely?

Yes. Because the cursor is drawn on top of the recording rather than being part of it, it can be shown, restyled or hidden.

Do I have to record in a special mode?

No. Every SmoothCut recording stores the cursor this way; smoothing and restyling are available on all of them.

Does the cursor stay sharp when I make it bigger?

Yes. SmoothCut draws its own high-resolution cursor artwork rather than enlarging the small system one.

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Free to record, edit and preview. Pay once when you are ready to export.

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