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Windows

Polished screen recordings, on Windows too.

Most of the tools that make screen recordings look produced are Mac-only. SmoothCut does the same automatic zooms and cursor smoothing on Windows 10 and 11.

The SmoothCut editor

How to

Record your Windows screen with SmoothCut

  1. 01

    Install it

    Run the installer on Windows 10 or later. If SmartScreen shows a warning, choose More info, then Run anyway; the installer is signed.

  2. 02

    Launch and record

    Open SmoothCut from the Start menu, press Record, and pick a window or the whole screen.

  3. 03

    Finish

    Press Finish and the editor opens with the recording already zoomed and smoothed, ready to export or adjust.

The built-in way, and where it stops

Windows has two free recorders. Press Win+G for the Xbox Game Bar, which records one app window, or use the Snipping Tool's record mode on Windows 11 for a region of the screen.

Both give you a raw file. There is no zoom, no cursor treatment, no camera layout and no editor to speak of, so anything beyond a quick capture means a second tool.

What SmoothCut adds

The same things it does on a Mac: automatic zooms, a cursor you can smooth and restyle afterwards, microphone and system audio as separate tracks, camera layouts, captions and noise removal on your own computer, and export as MP4 or GIF.

Questions

Which versions of Windows are supported?

Windows 10 or later.

Can I use one licence on Windows and on a Mac?

Yes. It is the same app on both, and a licence works on either.

SmartScreen warned me about the installer. Is it safe?

The installer is signed. Choose More info, then Run anyway.

Is it a subscription?

No. It is one payment; recording, editing and preview are free before that.

Record better videos, faster.

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

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