Changelog

On April 8, we introduced a brand new Frame Layout Template feature to help creators design more structured and visually engaging videos. With this update, you can now choose from a variety of professionally designed frame layouts to instantly style your content—perfect for tutorials, product demos, or storytelling.

Frame Layout Templates List

• Introduced Frame Layout Templates for faster, more consistent video design.

• Choose from a variety of pre-built layouts optimized for tutorials, demos, and storytelling.

• Easily combine screen recordings, webcam footage, and text within structured frames.

• Fully customizable: adjust colors, sizing, and element placement to match your brand.

• Access templates directly within the scene editor for a seamless workflow.

Added: Auto Zooming

• Launched Auto Zooming, an intelligent feature that dynamically focuses on key areas of your screen.

• Automatically detects cursor movements, clicks, and areas of interaction to create smooth zoom effects.

• Helps direct viewer attention without manual keyframing or editing.

• Ideal for tutorials, walkthroughs, and product demos to highlight UI elements or details.

• Fully adjustable—fine-tune zoom speed, scale, and timing for a custom feel.

• Available for all new screen recordings and can be toggled on/off in the editor.

The new Frame Layout Templates help you create polished, branded scenes in seconds. Our smart Auto Zooming feature automatically highlights areas of focus during screen recordings, and the new Manage Library tools make organizing your media assets easier than ever.

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed issue where exported videos showed incorrect aspect ratios in some browsers.

• Resolved a bug causing scene transitions to lag in longer projects.

• Addressed an error where certain audio files failed to upload properly.

• Fixed layout glitch when resizing media in the scene editor.

• Corrected UI overlap in the mobile library view.