Screen and window recording.
Choose a screen or window, pause and resume, then open the saved recording in the editor. Interrupted recordings can be recovered when captured data is available.
Record with camera and separate audio, refine your cursor and zoom, draw on screen, and finish your video in the same editor.
Choose a screen or window, pause and resume, then open the saved recording in the editor. Interrupted recordings can be recovered when captured data is available.
Start from full screen, one window or a game, with a source preview before recording. Game mode leaves automatic zoom off. Windows also offers an instant replay buffer.
Record an available camera or supported camera source as a separate layer, then adjust its placement and size alongside your screen recording in the editor.
Pause, resume and save from the recording controls or your customized shortcuts. The Windows floating bar shows the active shortcuts and offers drawing tools.
Choose frame rate and encoding settings for your source and computer. The Windows native recorder offers up to 120 fps on compatible setups; actual performance depends on the source and available resources.
Screen and window recording use the platform capture flow, with camera and separate audio where supported. System audio and source selection depend on OS permissions and audio devices. Windows game hooks, replay and live drawing are not available on every platform.
Keep microphones and routed audio inputs separate. Adjust their levels after recording and save a new mix while keeping the original tracks.
Select the microphone track to adjust rumble removal, noise attenuation, compression, sibilance, presence, warmth, output gain and peak limiting. Filters apply to that track while the original recording stays available.
Try Natural, Podcast, Gaming, Soft voice, Broadcast and Noisy room presets, then customize them. Noise attenuation includes hold and floor controls to avoid abruptly cutting quiet speech.
Compare your own audio with and without a microphone filter. Save reusable settings, import a shared code or share a preset through Community after signing in. Preview audio stays on your device.
Use Record voice beside playback controls to add narration without leaving the editor. Keep the voiceover separate from the video soundtrack.
For recordings with cursor data, adjust smoothing, size, shadow, movement sway and motion blur. Automatic shape selection uses available pointer data, with manual shape choices when needed.
Choose Ring, Orb or Ripple, set the click color and adjust press force. New cursor settings start at 50 px with 60% click force. Click feedback follows the primary mouse button.
Tutorial recordings can generate zooms from recorded clicks. Choose fewer or more zooms, adjust depth and timing, and choose cursor following or a fixed focus. Disable automatic zoom when you do not need it; game recordings start with it off.
Open a recording with its separate video and audio tracks, or create a new video project from the library. Preview your edits, undo changes and export an MP4.
Select several timeline items with a selection rectangle or Ctrlclick on Windows and Linux, or ⌘click on Mac. Move or remove selected items together. Drag the timeline divider to make more room for tracks.
Resize the frame and crop source edges using preview handles. Browser bar and taskbar shortcuts start at 12% and 5%. Aspect-ratio presets show the selected option, and each background mode remembers your customization.
Use Loaderly’s color picker for solid and gradient backgrounds. New backgrounds use the same blue palette in light and dark appearance, and switching background types preserves your chosen gradient colors.
Waveform and Visualizer clearly show which view is active. Audio previews reduce unnecessary redraws, and visualizer shapes respond to the playing audio.
Open sharing destinations without waiting for a new render. Unchanged compatible media and matching finished exports can be reused. When edits need rendering, progress and cancellation stay visible. Sharing does not automatically upload your media.
Select multiple files in Library or recording history and remove them together. Selection and refresh behavior keep removed entries from returning unexpectedly.
Open Annotate from the floating recording bar to use a pen, highlighter, arrows, shapes or text. Hold Shift for straight highlighting, select and adjust drawings, undo changes and return to interacting with the screen.
A fixed on-screen blur can cover a region while recording; blur added in the editor remains adjustable. Live drawing and effects captured in the original video are pixels and cannot be removed afterward.
The separate browser extension blurs or hides selected page elements and follows them during scrolling. It works with any screen recorder, with no account or desktop pairing. Toggle effects with the extension or its customizable shortcut.
Browser selections and preferences stay on your device. Effects are visible on the page and included in recordings as pixels. Check saved selections after reloads or website changes; restricted pages and closed web components may not be supported.
Open a compact account menu, edit your profile when needed and save reusable designs to your account. Your local draft stays with you while you sign in.
Vote in Loaderly messages after signing in. Each poll clearly explains whether you can choose one answer or several, and shows results according to its settings.
Share a star rating and an optional private note with the Loaderly team. A submitted rating stays unchanged for that release; the next update gives you a fresh opportunity to rate.
Find Without music beside the other sound choices, and recognize save locations by their folder icon. Download controls stay organized as the window gets smaller.
Browse your designs with clearer creation actions, filters and empty states. Account features explain when sign-in is needed and return you to your work afterward.
Choose Spanish or Brazilian Portuguese alongside Arabic and English in the app and website, including help pages and account instructions.
Rating and other secondary windows follow your selected colors and glass setting. The rating form keeps its controls visible at supported window sizes.