Use the interaction point
Clicks identify the part of the product flow that deserves attention, so the camera motion follows the task rather than an arbitrary crop.
Screen recorder with auto zoom
Let clicks lead the viewer’s eye.
CursorShot turns important Windows app interactions into editable, click-driven automatic zooms. Pair them with smooth cursor motion, then refine the timing and framing without re-recording the workflow.
Automatic, then adjustable
A screen recording can point, zoom, and return without losing the real interaction.
Keep the context visible
Zoom blocks enter and return on the timeline, preserving a readable overview before the close-up and after the action finishes.
Edit the result, not the source
Adjust the zoom range, duration, timing, and cursor path in the Project timeline while the original recording remains unchanged.
Questions
Zoom behavior should serve the walkthrough.
Can I change an automatic zoom?
Yes. CursorShot saves automatic zooms as editable Project timeline blocks, so you can refine timing, zoom range, and entry or exit behavior without changing the recording source.
Does auto zoom work with cursor motion?
Yes. CursorShot composes camera, cursor, and click effects together in preview and export so the interaction remains coherent while the view moves.
What kinds of recordings is this for?
It is designed for Windows app walkthroughs, tutorials, and product demos where viewers need to notice a specific control or result.