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Automatic zoom for Mac screen recordings
Automatic zooms for screen recordings.Bring important clicks into focus.
Record your workflow as usual. Lorivelle uses your recorded clicks to create smooth zooms locally, then leaves every zoom editable on the timeline.
€79 once. No subscription required.
Includes one year of updates. Keep your included versions forever.
For Macs with Apple Silicon, macOS 15 or later.
See automatic zooms follow a task handover
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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.
A useful starting point
New recordings get Subtle zooms by default. Choose Off or Focused for future takes.
A steady focus
Related clicks share a zoom target, keeping the frame steady while you move the pointer.
Your edit stays yours
Change a generated zoom's timing, strength or target just like a manual effect.
Make it work for your story
Automatic first. Yours to refine.
Let the clicks give you a starting point. See the generated blocks and the controls that keep you in charge.
Generate a zoom, then make it your own
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I start with the full recording in the editor. In Cursor, I choose an automatic zoom intensity and generate the zooms. The new blocks appear on the timeline. I select one and reduce the magnification, so the viewer keeps more of the task in view. I can also adjust its focus area. Then I play the section and watch the cursor through the action. The zoom eases back out, and the surrounding board is visible again.
Keep the context. Protect your edits.
A useful zoom includes the control, the action and the result. The planner leaves you room to decide what the explanation needs.
Group meaningful clicks
Related clicks share a stable target. Double-clicks do not add an extra zoom, and freely moving the pointer does not pull the frame around.
Regenerate safely
Generating again replaces only unchanged auto zooms. Manual zooms and generated blocks you have edited take priority. Generate and remove each support Undo.
Know the limits
Automatic analysis needs Lorivelle’s separate mouse track. Wide actions and drags can use a smaller zoom or stay wide; imported flat videos can use manual zooms.
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Questions about automatic zooms.
Does Lorivelle zoom in automatically when I click?
Yes. With Subtle or Focused enabled, Lorivelle creates zoom effects after a new recording using the captured click and mouse data. The processing runs locally on your Mac.
Can I change an automatically generated zoom?
Yes. Select its timeline block to adjust the target, strength or timing. Once you modify an auto zoom, regenerating will preserve your adjustment.
Will it follow every movement of my mouse?
Automatic zooms use a stable target based on a group of actions. The focus does not continuously chase the free-moving cursor. Manual zoom controls are available when you want a different composition.
Can I generate auto zooms for an imported MP4?
Automatic generation needs recorded click and mouse data. An imported video without that mouse track cannot generate auto zooms; you can still add manual zoom effects.
Does opening an old project add new zooms?
No. Existing projects keep their edit when you open them. Use Generate auto zooms explicitly if the project has usable mouse data and you want to add them.