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All recording and editing tools, including one year of updates.
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QuickTime Player and Lorivelle
A QuickTime alternative for screen recordings.Edit more than the ends.
QuickTime Player is a useful built-in starting point for recording and trimming your screen. Lorivelle adds a timeline for the moments that need attention: automatic click zooms, camera layout changes and effects you can edit after recording.
€79 once. No subscription required.
Includes one year of updates. Keep your included versions forever.
For Macs with Apple Silicon, macOS 15 or later.
Automatic zooms that remain editable
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Just record your workflow. Lorivelle turns your clicks into smooth zooms automatically, so your viewers can follow the action. Subtle is the default, or choose focused for a closer look. Every zoom stays editable on the timeline, so you keep control.
Keep the useful parts
Cut pauses and adjust the speed of a selected interval. Keep the original recording so you can refine the edit.
Draw attention to the action
New Lorivelle recordings can receive subtle automatic click zooms. Change their target, strength and timing on the timeline.
Show the person explaining
Record a camera track alongside your screen, then switch between four layouts as the explanation develops.
Choose your workflow
Choose by the recording you need to make.
A quick capture and a reusable tutorial have different editing needs. QuickTime also supports basic editing; the difference is how much you want to shape the finished explanation.
| Feature | Lorivelle | QuickTime Player |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | A dedicated recorder and timeline editor for Apple Silicon Macs on macOS 15+ | Included with macOS; screen recording uses Apple's Screenshot controls |
| Basic editing | Cuts, trimming and adjustable playback speed | Trimming, splitting and rearranging clips |
| Click zooms | Automatic editable zooms and manual zoom effects | Use a separate editor for this workflow |
| Screen and camera | Record separate tracks; edit fullscreen camera, split screen, overlay and screen only | Use a separate composition workflow to combine screen and camera recordings |
| Privacy effects | Timed, editable Blur regions | Use a separate editor to cover details in a recording |
| Cost | Free recording and editing; a license unlocks saving and export | Included with macOS |
QuickTime Player details: Apple's QuickTime Player user guide (opens in a new tab).
Build on a recording you already have.
Import an existing video to trim it, add manual effects and prepare an export. Recording directly in Lorivelle preserves the extra tracks that power its click-aware workflow.
Import a video
Open an MP4, MOV or M4V to edit an existing capture. A flat video does not include Lorivelle's separate mouse or camera data.
Protect a private detail
Add a Blur region for the whole interval where an address or identifier appears. Check the start, middle and end before sharing.
Keep a reusable project
Save the editable project with a license. Export an MP4 for your chosen destination or a silent GIF for a short preview.
Make your next recording
Choose how you use Lorivelle.
Prices in EUR. Record and edit for free. A license unlocks saving projects and exporting your finished videos.
October offer through Oct 31, 2026, 23:59 Berlin time: €45 once or €9/month until you cancel. Your monthly price stays the same after October.
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€16 / month
All recording and editing tools, with updates during your subscription.
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Choosing a screen recorder for Mac
Should I replace QuickTime for every recording?
No. QuickTime is a practical option for a simple capture and basic trim. Try Lorivelle when you need editable zooms, timed effects or a screen-and-camera presentation.
Can I add automatic click zooms to a QuickTime recording?
Automatic click zooms need the mouse data saved during a Lorivelle recording. An imported QuickTime video can use manual zooms, but it does not contain that separate click track.
Can I test Lorivelle before buying?
Yes. Download the Mac app without an account to record and edit for free. A valid license unlocks saving projects and exporting videos.