Auto zoom
It zooms and pans with your cursor.
The recording follows where you point. Clicks become camera moves — cinematic, automatic. The cursor is the star — you don’t keyframe a Ken Burns by hand.
Screen recorder with automatic zoom
Your cursor is the star.
Clicks become cinematic.
Record the current tab. The recording follows your cursor and looks cinematic. Edit the timeline, drop a background, export WebM — nothing leaves the machine.
Free. No signup. Chrome, Edge, and Brave. Pro is $79 lifetime.
What Frame actually is — no user counts, no quotes we made up.
- No account
- Local WebM
- Follows your cursor
- Chrome / Edge / Brave
- $79 lifetime Pro
Features
The click is the camera move.
Frame records the browser, watches the pointer, and builds zooms you can still edit. Export is a file on disk.
Editor
Add, trim, and retune every zoom.
Auto is a first pass, not a lock. On the timeline you add zooms, cut them, and switch follow-cursor to a fixed point. Click the preview to plant the frame. Play it back before you export.
Backgrounds
Drop the recording on a stage.
Free includes preset cinematic backgrounds so the tab doesn’t sit on empty black. Pro uploads your own — brand color, product still, whatever the cut needs.
Hide chrome
Record the page, not the browser.
Hide browser chrome so tabs, the URL bar, and the toolbar stay out of the shot. The export is the product — not a screenshot of Chrome.
Pro
16:9, 9:16, and 1:1.
Free exports 16:9. Pro adds vertical and square — Shorts, Reels, stories, and thumbs from the same take. Crop in the editor, then render.
9:16
16:9
1:1
Local
Render on this machine.
Capture, zoom math, editing, and export run in the browser. There is no media cloud. The WebM lands next to your other files. Uninstall Frame and the recording you saved is still yours.
1080
WebM · this disk
How it works
Record. It zooms with you. Export.
Three steps. The zoom is the part you used to do in After Effects.
1
Record
Open a tab. Click Frame. Record the page. Hide browser chrome if you want a clean frame. Nothing uploads.
2
It zooms with you
The frame follows your cursor as you work. Auto is a first pass — the editor can still rewrite every move.
3
Export
Trim zooms, pick a background, hit export. Free writes a local 1080p WebM. Pro can go 4K, 9:16, and 1:1.
Pricing
Pay once. Or don’t.
Free records the browser with auto zoom. Pro is a $79 lifetime license for one person — commercial use, mic, camera, 4K, custom backgrounds, 9:16 and 1:1.
Frame Free
$0no signup
Record the browser. Keep it for non-commercial work.
- No account required
- Record the browser
- Automatic zoom & pan
- Editor — add, remove, retune zooms
- Preset backgrounds
- Hide browser chrome
- 1080p local export
- Videos stay on this machine
- Non-commercial use only
- 16:9 export
$40 off · early bird
Frame Pro
$119
$79
one-time · 1 user
Pay once. Yours forever. Not a subscription.
- Everything in Free
- Commercial use, 1 user
- Microphone + camera
- 4K export
- Custom backgrounds
- 9:16 and 1:1 export
- Lifetime access to offline features
- License, not a seat rental
Stripe checkout is not wired. The Buy Pro page is a placeholder that can enable the local demo flag. See Terms for the license.
FAQ
Straight answers.
Pro is a $79 lifetime license for one person — commercial use, mic, camera, 4K, custom backgrounds, 9:16 and 1:1. Free already records the browser with auto zoom. Not a subscription.
No. Capture, editing, and export run in the browser. Videos stay on this machine. Free does not require an account. We do not operate a media cloud.
No. Frame is a Chrome MV3 extension. Chrome, Edge, and Brave on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Firefox is not supported.
Frame records the current browser tab — the page, not the whole desktop. Turn on hide browser chrome so the toolbar and tabs stay out of the shot. Desktop capture is only a fallback if tab capture is unavailable. This is a browser recorder, not a meeting tool.
No. Pro is a $79 lifetime license for one person (early bird, was $119) — not a subscription. One price, paid once. A student cut does not apply to a one-time deal that is already $40 off.
Open a tab. Hit record.
Add Frame. Record the page. The zoom follows the cursor. The file never leaves this machine.