Screen recorder

There’s nothing wrong with a little trial and error, but the less your audience has to watch you figuring out what to do next, the better. Do a couple of runthroughs and watch your videos to get a sense for the steps you want to take and any pacing issues to address in the final version.

Narrate your recordings to provide additional context and a personal touch for your viewers. When you record your screen, your audio will record by default, so feel free to talk as you record. You can also mute your video once you’re done. If you’d like to record your voice-over separately, or you already have an audio file to upload, you can do that, too.

If you’re recording a long or complex process, there’s no need to capture it all at once. There are no limits on the number of recordings you can create with Animoto’s online screen recording, so try recording it piece by piece. Animoto’s video maker makes it easy to combine multiple recordings once you’re done.

Tasks and processes are best demonstrated, not explained. By adding screen recordings to your tutorials, you are providing learners with easy-to-follow instructions.

Most customers are more likely to pay more for a product or re-purchase a product when they understand how to use it. Screen recordings can also be valuable in customer support efforts.

Whether you’re presenting internally or externally, the success of a presentation depends on getting your audience to see things your way. Screen recording allows your audience to see exactly what you want them to see.