100% freeNo sign-upNothing uploaded — verify in DevToolsNo install, no extensionMP4 & GIF export

Why DemoZoom?

Cinematic zoom, where you want it

After recording, click to drop a zoom point anywhere — DemoZoom renders a smooth, cinematic camera move to that spot and exports an MP4. No timeline, no editing software.

Instant — no cloud, no wait

No upload, no server render queue. Everything runs locally on WebCodecs/WebGPU, so your MP4 is ready the moment you stop. Your recording never leaves your device.

Screen Studio quality, on Windows

The expensive Mac-app look — cinematic zoom, depth, polished background — in your browser on Windows, nothing to install. Completely free, no sign-up.

Guides & how-tos

DemoZoom vs Screen Studio vs Loom

FeatureDemoZoomScreen StudioLoom
Cinematic zoom on any moment✅ (Mac only)
Instant export, no cloud upload❌ Always uploads
Works on Windows❌ Mac only
No installation✅ Browser❌ Install required❌ Extension required
No sign-up❌ Account required
PriceFree$149 one-time$15/month

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I add zoom to a screen recording?+

Record your screen, then click 'Add Zoom Point' and click where you want the camera to zoom in. DemoZoom renders a smooth, cinematic zoom there and exports an MP4 — no video-editing software needed.

Is DemoZoom free?+

Yes — completely free. No sign-up, no account, and nothing is uploaded. There is no paid tier.

Does it add a watermark? Can I record with no watermark?+

Exports carry a small demozoom.app watermark by default, but you can remove it for free with one click before exporting — no payment, no account. So a watermark-free MP4 costs nothing.

Does DemoZoom upload my recording?+

No. Capture, editing and export all run in your browser — your video never leaves your device. That's also why export is instant: no upload, no server render wait.

What browser is required?+

Chrome on desktop. It uses WebCodecs + WebGPU for fast local encoding.

Can I blur passwords and sensitive data?+

Yes. The Blur Region tool blurs any selected area in the exported MP4.