A Mac screen recorder that brings details closer.

Make the useful action easy to follow.

A whole desktop can make a small button almost disappear in a video. SuperNotch combines region recording with an editor where you decide which moments need a closer look.

• Product demos: show a starting problem, one interaction and its result.
• Customer support: explain a setting or reproduce a bug with optional narration.
• Tutorials: add your camera when a personal explanation helps, and zoom toward the control viewers need to see.

From recording area to finished MP4.

1. Open Screen Recording and choose Select Recording Area. Frame the relevant app or part of your screen.
2. Select the microphone and camera options you need. Grant the requested macOS permissions, then record a short test.
3. Start recording, demonstrate the action and stop once the result is visible.
4. In the editor, add a zoom at the useful moment. Use Set Center, then adjust scale and duration.
5. Split around an unwanted pause, select the middle clip and delete it. Preview the join, then choose Export MP4.

Watch the exported file before sharing it. Check framing, audio, the zoom transition and whether small text remains readable in its final placement.

When is the built-in Mac recorder enough?

For a basic capture, press Shift–Command–5 to open the macOS Screenshot toolbar. You can select a recording area and choose a microphone in Options. Apple also documents QuickTime recording.

Start there for a straightforward walkthrough. SuperNotch is useful when you want camera capture, editable zooms and clip removal in the same workflow. The product demo recording guide goes deeper into planning a clear demonstration.

You choose the zooms.

This workflow uses manual, editable zoom placement. It does not promise to automatically select every important click. Set the focus point and timing yourself, and review the transition before export.

Screen recording needs macOS screen capture permission; microphone and camera options need their respective permissions. Keep a keyboard-display overlay inside the selected region if you want it included in the recording. Recordings are saved on your Mac, rather than automatically uploaded to a hosted video service.