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Native macOS · Built in Swift & Metal

Make beautiful screen recordings.

CineScreen turns raw captures into polished product videos — smooth cursor motion, automatic zooms, gradient backdrops, and a Metal export pipeline that never drops a frame.

Free & open source·macOS 14+·Apple Silicon & Intel
editor.tsx — CineScreen
export function
CineScreen
() {
// capture · compose · export
const session = useRecording();
return session.render();
}
What your recordings look like
CineScreen app icon

A whole studio in your menu bar.

CineScreen sits quietly in your menu bar until you need it. Tap record, pick a window, and the editor opens with your clip already loaded — ready to scrub, style, and export.

Capture

Pixel-perfect ScreenCaptureKit

Native Apple capture API drives every frame. Pick a window, a display, or a region — CineScreen pipes the raw stream straight into a Metal compositor.

Compose

Polish without thinking

Smooth cursor motion, automatic click highlights, and zoom keyframes you can tune in the timeline. Style your recordings with gradient backdrops, padding, and rounded window chrome.

Export

AVAssetWriter, no compromises

A dedicated export compositor renders the final video offline at locked frame rate. ProRes or H.264, no dropped frames, signed and notarized .dmg.

How it works

From menu bar to finished cut in four steps.

01

Install

Drag CineScreen into Applications. The menu-bar icon appears on first launch.

02

Grant access

Toggle Screen Recording permission for CineScreen in System Settings and relaunch. Same flow as any native recorder.

03

Record

Open the floating control bar, pick a window or display, hit record. When you stop, your clip drops straight into the editor.

04

Export

Style, scrub, and tune. The Metal compositor renders every frame offline at locked frame rate.

Built with
Swift 5.9SwiftUIMetalScreenCaptureKitAVFoundationAVAssetWriterAppKit

Ready when you say action.

Free, open source, MIT licensed. Tagged releases on GitHub Actions — signed and notarized for macOS.