ScreenSmooth makes your mouse movement smooth, automatically zooms in on clicks, applies cinematic motion blur to all the animations, and adds beautiful background around your recording. In a minute your recording becomes a high-quality promotional. (Avaliable as Chrome Extension so work on MacOS, Windows, Linux)
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Sayyid.
few months ago I started building ScreenSmooth with $0.
Today: $915 revenue, Marc Lou become user, etc.
What it does:
- Records your screen
- Auto Zooms on your clicks/typing
- Smoothing your cursor
- Makes demos look professional
Why I built it:
Because Screen Studio is Mac only and subscription
but ScreenSmooth is working on Windows/Mac/Linux, and $79 lifetime
Happy to answer questions!
- Sayyid
X: @Sayyidalijufri
Cool Product! How do you use AI to zoom compared to pure algorithmic screen recorders?
My screen recordings look terrible because my cursor moves like a caffeinated squirrel. Auto zoom on clicks + cursor smoothing in a Chrome extension? Trying this today.
Just went through the pain of recording a product demo — multiple takes, inconsistent zoom levels, awkward cursor movements. The "beautiful in minutes" promise is real for anyone who's tried to make a raw screen recording look presentable. Question: does it handle zoom/highlight animations automatically or do you set those manually?
Great launch. Congrats.
We need to record a new launch video (we also just launched today!) and will def be using this instead of screen studio.
Great app, actually a Chrome extension. It works perfectly, and it’s the only tool I use to create beautiful demos! Thanks you!
Looking good. I just cancelled Screen Studio and I'm looking for an alternative. It looks like a found something worth checking out! Also cool that some top people commented on X and see the value.
When someone is deciding between ScreenSmooth and Screen Studio (or Loom/Tella), what’s the most important *quality* difference you’d want them to notice in the final video—and what did you have to build differently to get that result in a Chrome extension?
