Solutions
Demo videos that look deliberate
A good demo video is mostly decisions: where to look, what to read, what opens the video. Kapture makes each one a control instead of a craft — record the product once, and the edit does the pointing.
The camera looks where you worked
Automatic zooms land on your real clicks, eased like a camera move — the single biggest difference between a screencast and a demo.
Auto Zoom →A face without a reshoot
The webcam records full-frame; shape, size and position are edits. Shrink it while zooms hold, or give it the whole frame for the intro.
Camera Bubble →Readable with the sound off
On-device captions with the spoken word highlighted — most launch-feed viewers never unmute.
Captions →The first frame is the thumbnail
Open on a designed poster or your best moment — one step, and X shows exactly what you chose.
Intros & First Frames →The whole workflow
- Record the flow once — screen, camera and narration together.
- Let the zooms land, delete the two you don't want, tighten the dead air.
- Caption it, choose the first frame, export with the X preset.
Questions
How long does a 2-minute demo take to produce?
Most of the work is your one take. The edit is minutes: zooms are pre-placed, captions are one generate, the intro is one click.
Can I keep a landscape and a vertical version?
Yes — separate timelines over the same recording, each with its own crop, captions and export preset.