Help viewers follow every important step.
Bring the part you are explaining into focus. Choppity can add zooms to screen recordings, and you can review the timing and framing before sharing the finished tutorial.
Record, edit and share in one place.
A simple creative flow
Bring the useful details closer
Use a closer view when it helps the lesson, with control over the final edit.
Record your walkthrough
Show the steps on your screen and explain what you are doing as you record.
Let Choppity find cues
During processing, spoken cues and screen analysis help identify moments that could benefit from a closer view.
Refine the movement
Review the zooms in the editor. Adjust their framing, amount, timing and movement to fit the explanation.
Watch the whole step
Play the section back with its surrounding context, then share or download the finished tutorial.
01 Follow the explanation
Turn spoken cues into points of focus.
When you say something like “click here” or point out a part of the screen, Choppity uses those spoken cues and visual analysis to look for a useful point of focus. The resulting zooms are there for you to review and refine.
02 Direct the movement
Choose how close, and for how long.
Adjust when a zoom starts and ends, then refine its framing, amount and how it moves in and out. Give viewers enough time to see a small control, read a setting or follow the action before returning to the wider view.
03 Keep the lesson clear
Review each zoom in the full explanation.
Play the surrounding section to check that the close-up supports what you are saying. Keep useful details readable while giving viewers enough of the screen to stay oriented. Your final review decides how the movement fits the tutorial.
A few helpful answers
Good to know
before you start.
Learn the details of automatic zooms, then find the plan that fits your workflow.
View plans and pricing How do automatic screen-recording zooms work?
Choppity analyzes spoken cues in the transcript and relevant screen footage to identify possible zoom moments. The generated zoom effects can then be reviewed and adjusted in the editor.
Does every click create an automatic zoom?
Automatic zoom generation is selective: it uses spoken cues and screen analysis to look for useful moments. Review the result and adjust the effects to suit the explanation.
Can I change zoom timing and framing?
Yes. Adjust the zoom’s timing and framing in the editor, along with its amount and the speed and easing of its movement in and out.
Can I use automatic screen zooms on a camera-only recording?
Screen zoom analysis needs screen footage. For a screen-and-camera recording, you can also use a timed Full camera section when the explanation benefits from seeing the presenter full screen.
Your next idea starts here
Make the important details easy to follow.
Bring important details into focus with editable zooms, then review the timing and framing before sharing.
Record a clearer tutorial