Make collaboration easier with this screen capture tool
You don't need a fancy camcorder and tripod to make a beautiful, seamlessly edited video. You don't even need the newest smartphone on the market. All you really need is a computer – any computer.
From creating step-by-step tutorials for YouTube to sharing an important video chat with your loved ones, recording what's on your screen is becoming more popular than ever. Fortunately, Movavi is here to help.
Founded in 2004, the company wants to make producing and editing high-quality videos as easy as tying your shoes. While Movavi currently has some 20 programs dedicated to video conversion, editing, and playback, its Screen Capture Pro software could be a good choice for anyone who wants to share the contents of their screen with the world.
With a click of a few buttons, you can easily record anything on your screen — and we mean anything. Movavi will record keyboard and mouse tracks as well as audio, making it perfect for documenting a Skype call or computer tutorial.
Once you're done recording your videos, you can edit them to your liking. Movavi lets you crop, trim, and add special effects to any footage. If you're looking to create a seamless tutorial or montage, you can easily stitch multiple videos together to create one comprehensive movie. And once you're done editing your video, be it an online job interview or home videos, you can share them with your colleagues, friends, and family. So whether you're an amateur filmmaker or looking to create a how-to video, Movavi is worth downloading.
Ready to dip your toes into film editing? You're in luck. This software usually costs $59.95 and $49.95 for Mac and PC, respectively, but you can buy it today for just $19.
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