Screenify Studio v2.4.0

Collage clips: an intro that moves

Drop in a set of your own images and Screenify flies them through 3D as a finished clip. Or let it pull the key frames out of a recording you already have.

What's New

• Collage clips — A new kind of clip on the timeline: a cluster of images moving through 3D. Use it as an intro, an outro, or lay it right over your video.
• Start from your own images — Drop a set of screenshots, product shots or designs onto the Welcome screen, or pick New Collage. No recording needed.
• Or start from your recording — Collage picks the frame right after every click and every zoom, so the tiles are the moments where something happened.
• Dozens of looks, one click each — rings, decks, conveyors, spirals, grids and more, each with a live thumbnail. New looks arrive without an app update.
• Save frame as image — The camera button next to Export (or ⇧⌘E) saves the frame under the playhead as a PNG or JPG, with your background, mockup, zoom, cursor, captions and everything else exactly as the video would show it. The image follows the aspect ratio you picked for the canvas.
• Name your share link — The Link tab in Export has a Title field, so a shared video no longer shows up under its file name.

Collage clips are a Pro feature. On a free account you can build and preview them freely — exporting asks you to upgrade, the same way AI Voiceover does.

Improvements

• The pricing screen and onboarding now show what each plan includes for share links on your own domain.
• Onboarding has a new Collage screen.

Fixes

• Exporting a shareable link uploaded the previous export instead of the one you just asked for. It now always uploads the video it just rendered.
• Inserting a clip at the start of the timeline now moves Voiceover, Photo Motion and Stage Motion along with everything else.
• Deleting a clip now also moves Device Motion, Photo Motion and Stage Motion, so they stay lined up with the video.
• The ✕ button now closes the Photo Motion panel. It did nothing before.