Action.
Screen and camera recorder for Mac
Make product demos, tutorials, lessons, and walkthroughs without stitching the story together afterward. Your script, camera, captions, and presentation tools stay ready while you record.
Built for macOS · No account · Recordings stay on your Mac
Record a display or one window. Add your camera as a Bubble, Video PIP, or Person cutout. You can also place the screen over your camera.
Choose Script, Talking Points, or Notes. Follow My Voice moves through a script as you speak. Talking Points check themselves off as you cover them.
Draft a script from a topic with on-device Apple Intelligence, or speak from a short list. Local matching keeps track of the points you have covered.
Add click rings, cursor spotlight, keystrokes, or pointer zoom. Draw over the screen with a fading pen. Live Captions show your latest words as you speak.
Zoom, draw, move the camera, adjust cursor effects, pause, or stop from the recording HUD. After four seconds, it collapses to a timer and expands when you return.
Made for people with something to show
Founders and product teams
Follow the message, frame the feature, and keep every click easy to see.
Educators and creators
Keep the next line near the camera and guide attention with captions, zoom, and drawing.
Support and async teams
Capture one window, show the exact steps, and send a recording people can follow.
Play, rename, and trim the recording. Add a track from the built-in CC0 music library, balance voice and music, then reveal the finished file in Finder.
The recording studio
Action keeps the production tools close without turning recording into a production.
Choose the format that fits your display, motion, and delivery.
Set microphone gain and balance your voice with the Mac’s sound.
Blur the room, add a color or gradient, or choose a built-in or custom scene.
Record without an account. Action has no analytics or advertising trackers.
Launch at login, keep the Dock clear, and start the next recording from the menu bar.
Choose 24, 30, or 60 fps and record in H.264 or HEVC.
Set up Action in a few minutes, then keep the controls out of your recording.
