Solutions
Tutorials people can actually follow
Teaching software is pointing: here, then here, now this key. Kapture records the pointing along with the pixels — so the tutorial edit is mostly done the moment you stop recording.
Every step gets a close-up
Zooms are placed from your clicks — viewers see the exact control you used, not a full screen of small UI.
Auto Zoom →The keys you pressed, on screen
Shortcut chords appear as key-caps, timed to when you pressed them. Plain typing never shows.
Cursor & Keystrokes →A pointer built for teaching
The cursor is drawn from your input — scale it up, smooth it, ripple the clicks, hide it when idle.
The drawn cursor →Re-record the flubbed step only
Append a take into the same project and cut between takes on one timeline — no starting over.
Appending takes →The whole workflow
- Record the workflow at your normal speed — the log catches every click and chord.
- Trim the thinking pauses; the zooms and key-caps are already where they belong.
- Caption it and export — 60 fps for YouTube if the cursor matters.
Questions
Can viewers see what I typed?
Only shortcut chords render as key-caps; plain typing is excluded by default, so passwords and prose never appear.
What about mistakes mid-recording?
Keep rolling — split and cut later, or append a fresh take for just that section.