VeyFrame documentation

VeyFrame records your Mac's screen, then turns the take into a polished video: automatic zooms on your clicks, a smooth cursor, a background, and a frame. These pages explain every part.

How VeyFrame works

Record. Pick a display, a window, an area, or a connected iPhone, and turn on your camera, microphone, and your Mac's sound if you want them. VeyFrame records the screen without the cursor, and saves where the pointer went and what you clicked.
Edit. The recording opens in the editor already styled: zooms follow your clicks and the cursor is redrawn smoothly. Trim, cut mistakes, add captions and annotations, and adjust anything you like.
Export. Choose a preset and save an MP4 or GIF, in the recording's shape, 16:9, square, or vertical.

Your original recording is never changed. Edits live in a small project file next to it, so you can always go back.

Start here

Install and permissions: getting VeyFrame running and allowing screen recording.
Your first recording: from Record to an exported video in a few minutes.
Keyboard shortcuts: the keys that make editing fast.

Need help?

See Troubleshooting, or email contact@zoniteai.com.