Follow your cursor
Keep the action centered automatically as your cursor moves around the screen.
Screen effects
Create beautiful screen recordings, ultra-fast
Zooms, animated cursors, motion blur and more
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Auto-apply
Get eye-catching zooms and smooth animated cursors on every recording without any editing.
Multi-track editing
Tweak your zooms, blurs and highlights to perfection with multi-track editing.
Zoom effects
Pull viewers into the details without re-recording a thing.
Motion blur
Add natural motion blur so every zoom feels smooth and easy to follow.
Adjust scale
Choose exactly how close viewers get, from a subtle nudge to a deep zoom.
Animated cursors
Turn recorded mouse data into smooth, polished movement.
Smooth movement
Smooth the recorded path and tilt the cursor as it travels across the screen.
macOS, Windows & touch
Choose the cursor style that matches how you recorded.
Increase size
Make your cursor larger so every movement is easy to see.
Blur & highlight
Protect private information or guide attention to exactly the right place.
Record on Mac or Windows
Get automated zoom effects and animated cursors when you record with Tella's native recording apps.
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Frequently asked questions
Anything Tella draws on top of your screen recording to guide the viewer: zooms, animated cursors, blur, and highlight overlays.
No. Record as you normally would. Tella captures cursor and click data alongside the screen, and every effect can be added, moved, or removed in the editor afterwards.
Zooms, blurs, and highlights work on screen recordings and uploaded videos. Animated cursors and automated zooms need cursor data, which the Mac and Windows apps record for any capture and the Chrome extension records for browser tabs.
Yes. Zooms, blurs, and highlights each sit on their own timeline, and overlapping effects are placed on separate tracks so you can adjust each one independently.
Every effect is timed to the edited video, so when you cut a section or trim a clip, the effects around it stay in sync with what viewers see.