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Layouts let you set how your screen recording and camera share the canvas - corner overlay, side-by-side, stacked, camera-only - and switch between them at any point in the video. Show your face during the intro, the screen during the demo, both side-by-side for the wrap.
Drop rectangles, ellipses, lines, and arrows on top of your video to point out what matters. Six annotation types, one unified panel, and four textured arrow styles for when a plain line isn't enough.
A new Cursor Style picker lets you replace the system cursor in your recording with one of 13 alternate styles - glossy arrows, hand pointers, a 3D pixel hand, and more. Applied in playback and export, no re-recording needed.
Learn how to add AI voiceover to screen recordings using text-to-speech tools. Step-by-step methods for narrating tutorials, demos, and walkthroughs without recording your voice.
Learn how to screen record on Mac using built-in tools and professional screen recorders. Step-by-step guide covering Screenshot toolbar, QuickTime, and Tight Studio.
Learn how to screen record with audio on Mac using built-in tools, BlackHole, or Tight Studio's direct microphone and system-audio capture.
Complete reference of Mac screen recording keyboard shortcuts including Cmd+Shift+5 and QuickTime. Plus how to get professional results with zoom, cursor effects, and editing.
Tight Studio auto-saves your edits every 30 seconds so you never lose work. No more forgetting to hit save.
Real numbers from our analytics - export speed improved from ~2,000ms per second of video to ~300ms. A 60-second recording now exports in 20 seconds instead of 2 minutes.
Multi-clip recording lets you record in parts and combine them into one video. Stop, fix your mistake, and keep going - no need to start over.
A floating notes window that stays visible while you record but never appears in the final video. Write your script, keep your talking points handy, and stay on message.
We rebuilt auto zoom and cursor animation from the ground up. Smoother transitions, smarter focus detection, and a cursor that finally looks like it belongs in a professional video.
