Open-source screen recorder with auto-zoom, motion blur cursors, and minimal interface — a free alternative to Screen Studio.
About Recordly
Recordly is an open-source screen recorder for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It features auto-zoom on clicks, motion blur animated cursors, and a minimal interface designed for creating polished product demos, guided walkthroughs, and tutorials. A free alternative to Screen Studio with cross-platform support.
Pricing model: Free
Features
- Auto-zoom on clicks and interactions
- Motion blur animated cursors
- Minimal, distraction-free interface
- Works on macOS, Windows, and Linux
- Open source
FAQs
Common questions about Recordly
Is Recordly free?
Yes — Recordly is completely free and open source.
What platforms does it support?
macOS, Windows, and Linux.
How does it compare to Screen Studio?
Recordly offers similar auto-zoom and polished recording features but is free, open source, and works on all platforms — not just macOS.
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