SmoothCut is a screen recorder that turns a raw recording into a polished video without an editing session. You record; it adds zooms that follow your cursor, smooths the cursor, removes background noise, cuts silences and writes captions, all on your own computer. Every automatic edit stays editable. It runs on macOS and Windows, works offline and needs no account. One payment instead of a subscription: Personal $79, Pro $169, with a free trial that includes every feature (exports are watermarked).
Automatic zooms that follow the cursor. A smoothed, resizable, themed cursor. Camera layouts that switch mid-clip. On-device noise removal and captions. Silences and filler words cut automatically. Annotations, blur and mosaic that stay put through zooms. Share links with comments. Export up to 4K 60 fps, any aspect ratio, or GIF.
Product demos and launch videos. Tutorials and online courses. Bug reports for engineering teams. Video messages instead of meetings. Vertical clips for Shorts, Reels and TikTok.

Hi, I built SmoothCut because the screen recorders that make demos look good are either Mac-only, subscription-only, or upload everything to the cloud. SmoothCut does automatic zooms, a smooth cursor, noise removal and captions locally on macOS and Windows, and you buy it once. The trial has every feature with a watermark on exports. I'd love feedback on the auto-zoom: where does it guess wrong for you?
Keeping every automatic edit editable is the part that makes auto-zoom trustworthy; the tools that bake it in are hard to fix when a zoom lands on the wrong spot. A one-time price instead of a subscription is refreshing too. Do the on-device captions handle mixed-language recordings, or do you pick one language per clip?

Hi, I built SmoothCut because the screen recorders that make demos look good are either Mac-only, subscription-only, or upload everything to the cloud. SmoothCut does automatic zooms, a smooth cursor, noise removal and captions locally on macOS and Windows, and you buy it once. The trial has every feature with a watermark on exports. I'd love feedback on the auto-zoom: where does it guess wrong for you?
Keeping every automatic edit editable is the part that makes auto-zoom trustworthy; the tools that bake it in are hard to fix when a zoom lands on the wrong spot. A one-time price instead of a subscription is refreshing too. Do the on-device captions handle mixed-language recordings, or do you pick one language per clip?
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