Loaderly 2.6.0

Media, recording, the editor and My designs share a new layout. Find tools by task and collapse the sidebar when you need more room.

Paste a link or import a file from Media. Search, filter, sort and select files from the main toolbar, then play or edit them from their cards.

See the available title, thumbnail and quality choices before starting. Follow download progress on the preview and open extra options when you need them.

Search within a playlist or Mix and select matching videos while keeping earlier selections. Unavailable videos are clearly marked.

Open websites in tabs, organize bookmarks and restore open pages. Send detected media to Downloads with the available title, image and quality choices.

Blur or hide selected elements before recording, choose how the address appears and set dark mode per website. Browser settings bring together ad blocking, privacy and site data.

Choose the compatibility option when sharing the Loaderly window while playing video. Your choice stays saved when you reopen the app.

Loaderly has a new default cursor design alongside an expanded collection of packs. Browse a compact catalog and preview each pack’s cursor states and movement before choosing. Cursor editing is available for recordings with editable cursor data.

The cursor settles gently after tilting, with continuous motion blur. The click effect finishes even when you hold the mouse button down.

The new packs include more distinct text, hand, grab and resize shapes, with space around added symbols. Waiting and working indicators animate in the preview and exported video.

Adjust the timeline height and use its overview to move through a long video. Zoom around the playhead and position text, zoom and blur directly in the preview.

Keep the final framing or return to the normal view. Automatic ending holds the zoom when it reaches the end of your output.

Give your video a new backdrop with soft color fields and gradients, starting with Cobalt & Peach. You can still use your own image.

Adjust each cut and the space around it, listen before applying and undo your changes. Keep control of the words at either edge.

Create dialogue in 23 languages with a voice for each speaker. Review the text, adjust the voice and timing, and keep background sound in the mix. Download the models once and process on your device.

Transcribe, translate and dub beside your video. Switch between tools while keeping your review and reuse captions you already edited. Prepare the required models from the same workspace.

Keep themes, visualizers, sound presets, microphone filters, editing templates and video layouts on your device. Share an exported settings file without an account. The online Community catalog and public design publishing are retired.

Choose colors, transparency and corner shapes, then save your theme in My designs. Menus, tabs and panels follow the same appearance.

Search Settings in your interface language and jump straight to the matching control. Model setup shows download progress and lets you choose where to store models.

Add more tools to the update queue while one is installing. Each tool shows whether it is waiting, downloading or ready.

Choose your screen or window, check microphone and computer audio, and set quality beside the preview. Use the floating recording bar on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Game mode puts recognized games together and offers other applications separately. Keep recording controls hidden while playing, or choose to show them.

Move the drawing tools to a convenient place while recording. The floating bar keeps source, microphone, computer audio and countdown controls together.

Use the floating bar across full-screen workspaces and open drawing tools while recording your screen. Screen-recording access is managed in Mac System Settings.

Settings and other separate windows use familiar Mac window controls. The editor and browser adapt to full-screen mode.

Prepare screen or window recording from the new studio. When your desktop asks you to select a screen, use its selection window, then return to Loaderly to control the recording. Audio options depend on your desktop’s support.