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From your first recording to a video worth sharing
Learn Fancy Rec in the order you create: capture the screen and sound, make key actions clear, and share the finished result.
New to Fancy Rec? Start with one short walkthrough.
Make your first recording →1Start recording
Getting started
Start with one short walkthrough: show an action, explain what changes, and export a video you can share. This guide takes you through the workflow without trying every setting at once.
Screen & sound recording
Capture the right screen and the sound your audience needs. A short test before the full take is the easiest way to catch a missing voice or the wrong window.
Smart teleprompter
Keep your explanation on track while speaking at your own pace. The smart teleprompter follows your voice and pauses when you do.
2Edit & polish
Zoom & focus
Use zoom to answer one question: where should the viewer look? Start with the generated movement, then refine the focus and pacing around your explanation.
Background & screen
Choose a recording background and adjust padding, rounded corners, blur, and shadows in Fancy Rec.
Camera & layouts
Give your face and your screen the space they need. Choose a layout based on what the audience should notice at each point in the explanation.
Cursor effects
Help viewers find the action without letting the pointer compete with it. Review smooth movement and readability together with your zooms.
Captions
Make narration easier to follow, including when viewers watch on mute. Generate captions, then check the words and their timing before sharing.
Audio & noise reduction
Keep the narration clear and supporting sounds in balance. Work on the recorded sources separately, then listen to the complete mix.
3Export & troubleshoot
Export & share
Choose a format that fits the destination, then check the file your audience will actually receive. Keep the project so you can make another version later.
Troubleshooting
Start with the symptom, make one change, and try a short test. Keep your original project and recording while investigating a problem.