Screenify Studio Documentation
How to record, edit, and share professional screen recordings with Screenify Studio.
Screenify Studio records your screen and turns the result into something worth watching — a background, a device mockup, camera moves, narration, captions — then exports it or hands you a link.
New here? Start with Getting Started — one recording, start to finish, in about two minutes.
Recording
| Screen, window and area | The four capture sources and the permissions they need |
| Multi-window | Two or three app windows in one video |
| iPhone, iPad and Simulator | Recording iOS over USB or in the Simulator |
| Combining multiple recordings | Several takes, one video |
Editing
| Timeline | Tracks, trimming, splitting, clip transitions |
| Zoom | Automatic and manual zoom, camera behaviour, keyframes |
| Mockups | Device frames, photo mockups, browser frames, multi-device scenes |
| Camera motion | Moving a camera around a 3D mockup |
| Text and titles | Animated titles and labels on their own track |
| Effects | 3D transform, masks, focus, callouts, annotations, cursor |
| Voiceover, music and captions | Narration three ways, music with ducking, subtitles |
Finishing
| Exporting | Formats, resolution, still frames, plan limits |
| Share links | Video links, folder links, branding |
| Custom domain | Serve links from your own subdomain |
Reference
| Account and license | Activation, device limits, plans |
| Troubleshooting | Permissions, updates, and other common snags |
| Command line and AI agents | Record and export from the terminal, or let an agent do it |
System requirements
macOS 13 Ventura or later, Apple Silicon or Intel. Windows and Linux are not available yet.
Recording, editing, export, transcription and AI voices all run on your Mac. Nothing leaves it unless you create a share link.