Autocuts library

Make better screen recordings on your Mac.

Practical, direct guides for capturing the right sources, keeping the viewer oriented, and producing a polished result without turning every demo into an editing project.

Motion graphics guide

How to add motion graphics to screen recordings

Add useful lower thirds, stats, callouts, quotes, lists, and highlights without building animation keyframes.

Capture guide

How to record your screen and camera on Mac

Choose sources, prepare permissions, get clear audio, record the take, and compose the camera after.

Audio guide

How to record your screen with internal audio on a Mac

Capture the sound your Mac plays with no BlackHole driver and no output-device switch.

Comparison

Best Mac screen recorder with audio

Autocuts, QuickTime, OBS, Loom, Screen Studio, and Cap compared on internal audio and price.

Editing guide

How to make screen recordings look professional

Use focus, cursor motion, framing, pacing, audio, captions, and restrained branding to improve the final watch.

Buying guide

Mac screen recorder with no subscription

Understand the $19.99 one-time Autocuts offer and what to compare before choosing a recorder.

Start with the capture

Choose the right source before you press record

A clean video starts with a focused capture. Pick the display, app window, or selected area that contains the workflow, then add camera, microphone, and system audio only when they help the explanation.

Keep private windows outside the selected source
Use a short countdown to settle before the take
Compose the final layout after recording

Start with the job you need to finish

Record a product demo

Plan a short path, make the result clear, and focus each visual move on the feature.

Explain a technical change

Capture enough context for the viewer to follow the code, terminal, and visible behavior.