Moonshot Recordings in. Video out.
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Moonshot.

Recordings in. Video out. A Mac app that turns screen recordings into product videos in minutes.

Free while in beta · Apple silicon · macOS 26.3+
Moonshot turning a screen recording into a video Image slotLooping hero demo — the app turning a screen recording into a video

Three moves, start to finish. Animate it. Make it yours. Ship the file.

A zoom and cursor animation playing on the canvas Image slotZoom + cursor animation playing

Animations. Zooms, moves and taps, added in a click and timed for you.

Background themes and device mockups Image slotBackground themes and device mockups

Customisation. Backgrounds, device frames, shadows, corners — every default one drag from yours.

The export sheet showing MP4 and transparent MOV Image slotExport sheet — MP4 and transparent MOV

Export. MP4 at 1080p, rendered locally in seconds.

A screen recording being dragged onto the canvas Image slotDragging a screen recording onto the canvas
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Drop a recording.
It lands on the canvas already wrapped in the matching device frame.

A zoom animation being applied in one click Image slotZoom animation being applied in one click
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One-click zooms.
Pick a spot. The camera moves like a director framed it.

A tap animation placed on the device screen Image slotTap animation placed on the device screen
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Tap animations.
Ripple, pulse, ring or cursor, dropped exactly where you clicked.

Everything else it does. Small things, mostly. They are the reason the videos take a minute instead of an afternoon.

Device frames. Twenty-two models across iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, each with the right cutout, corner radius and real colours.

Frames matched for you. Moonshot reads the recording's own dimensions and picks the device — and leaves it frameless rather than guessing wrong.

Backgrounds. Solid, gradient, mesh, an image of your own — or a blurred still lifted from the video itself.

Canvas sizes. 9:16, 4:5, 1:1, 4:3 and 16:9, each labelled with where it goes — Reels, TikTok, Shorts, LinkedIn, YouTube.

Zoom events. Drop one anywhere on the track, then set its scale, focus, and separate in and out timing.

One-click presets. Quick Punch, Dramatic, Soft Reveal and more — a whole zoom, already timed and curved.

Tap animations. Ripple, pulse, ring or cursor. Click the screen to place one; it gets its own timeline track.

Position track. Move the device around the canvas over time. Position says where, zoom says how close, and the two compose.

Trim on the timeline. Drag the clip's edges to cut the recording down before you animate anything.

Export. H.264 MP4 at up to 1920×1080, with every zoom, tap and move baked in.

Transparent export. Turn the background off and you get a MOV with an alpha channel, ready to drop over any UI.

Local rendering. Apple silicon, Metal and AVFoundation do the work. No account, no upload, no queue.

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What's new

Coming soon
Beta build release
The first public build, going out to the waiting list.
Aug 2026
Beta waiting list now live
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Questions

What do I start with?
A screen recording from your iPhone, iPad or Mac. Moonshot handles the framing, the motion and the export — you just capture the flow once.
How long does a video take?
About a minute. Drop the recording in, pick a background, hit export. Most people ship their first video before their coffee lands.
Can I edit the timing?
Yes. Every zoom, hold and cursor move has a handle on the timeline, and every default is already sensible.
What can I export?
H.264 MP4 at up to 1920×1080, sized for Reels, TikTok, Shorts, LinkedIn and YouTube. Turn the background off and you get a MOV with an alpha channel instead.
Does anything leave my Mac?
Nothing. Rendering happens locally on Apple silicon. There's no account and no upload step.
What will it cost?
A one-time price at 1.0, with a free tier for short videos. Beta testers keep a permanent discount.
Requires
macOS 26.3 or later
Chip
Apple silicon (M1 and up)
Size
42 MB
Exports
MP4 · up to 1920×1080